Kanpur Lamborghini Case: Accused Shivam Mishra Released In Seven Hours On Rs 20,000 Bond

New Delhi: The court has granted bail to Shivam Mishra, son of tobacco trader KK Mishra, in the Kanpur Lamborghini case. The court ordered his release on a personal bond of 20,000 rupees. The court also rejected the police's 14-day remand request. Shivam was arrested around 9 am on Thursday morning and was released within just seven hours.

What was the police reaction?

Today, police arrested Shivam Mishra, son of KK Mishra, owner of the Banshidhar Tobacco Group, in connection with the accident involving a luxury Lamborghini car worth approximately ₹12 crore on VIP Road in Kanpur. The SOG team arrested Shivam. The case took a new turn when Taufiq, injured in the accident, reached a settlement with Shivam's driver, Mohan M. This settlement was filed in court. This is the same Mohan M whom KK Mishra had identified as the driver of the Lamborghini car.

However, based on the police report, the court of ACJM Amit Singh did not consider Mohan to be the driver of the accident car and rejected his surrender application. In the report submitted to the court, the police stated that driver Mohan is neither a named accused nor has his name been revealed. Meanwhile, on Shivam Mishra's application for the release of the car, the court directed the submission of documents and a technical inspection, and requested a report within two days.

Kanpur, UP: Lamborghini Car Accident Case | Court grants bail to accused Shivam Mishra, on a personal bond of Rs 20,000. pic.twitter.com/eEkGBbmzn4

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What happened on the day of the accident?

Shivam's Lamborghini was involved in an accident on VIP Road on the afternoon of February 8th. Four people were injured when the car collided with a Bullet and an auto. Injured Mohammad Taufiq filed a case at the Gwaltoli police station. The first application was from Shivam, who requested his release, stating that the car was not involved in the accident and that people had broken the glass. The second application was from driver Mohan M. He stated that he was a permanent driver and was driving the car on the day of the incident. He agreed to surrender if a case was filed. The ACJM court had requested a report from the Gwaltoli police in the matter.

What direction has the court given to the police?

The court also sought a report from the police on Shivam's car release application. The police report stated that the crime was committed using a Lamborghini car with vehicle number DL 11 CF 4018. The driver, Shivam Kumar Mishra, was identified. The accused did not provide documents related to the car. Based on this police report, the court ordered Shivam to provide all documents related to the car.

After the settlement was filed in court, plaintiff Mohammad Taufiq stated that he suffered an injury to his left leg in the accident. He received treatment and has no complaints. Mohammad Taufiq lives in Ghosiana, Chamanganj, and supports his family by driving an e-rickshaw.

"I've been treated, now I have no complaints," Taufiq said,