Kanpur Police Conclude Interrogation in High-Profile Lamborghini Crash Case
In a significant development regarding the high-profile Lamborghini crash on VIP Road in Kanpur, police officials have announced that there is no need for further interrogation of the accused, Shivam Kumar Mishra. The investigating officer and officiating in-charge, Dinesh Kumar, stated to PTI that all necessary questioning was completed at the time of Mishra's arrest, eliminating the requirement to call him again.
Rapid Arrest and Court Production Timeline Raises Questions
According to police records, Mishra was arrested at 8:50 AM on Thursday and produced before a court within approximately 70 minutes. An official, speaking on condition of anonymity, revealed that this short interval has sparked inquiries in some quarters about how arrest formalities, interrogation, and court production were managed in such a limited timeframe. When pressed for details on the sequence of events, the investigating officer declined to comment, adding to the mystery surrounding the swift legal process.
Investigation Progress and Document Submission
Police confirmed that Mishra has submitted all relevant documents pertaining to the Lamborghini sports car involved in the crash, with no further paperwork pending from him. "The investigation is ongoing. Evidence is being collected, and a chargesheet will be filed before the court soon," asserted Kumar, emphasizing the forward momentum of the case despite the lack of additional interrogation.
Bail Granted with Conditions
Mishra, identified as the son of local tobacco businessman K K Mishra, was granted bail by a Kanpur court on Thursday, just hours after his arrest in connection with the crash that left several people injured. The court imposed specific conditions, directing him to cooperate fully with the investigation and appear on all scheduled dates as required.
The case continues to draw public attention, with authorities focusing on evidence collection and legal procedures to ensure a thorough resolution. The police's stance on no further interrogation marks a pivotal point in the investigation, as they work towards filing the chargesheet promptly.
