Hit And Run Case  

Due to the impact of the accident, victims were thrown in air from an elevated flyover and fell on the road. The impact was such that both rider and pillion were killed on the spot.

In its order, the court directed CBI to start the probe at the earliest so that no evidence is destroyed. Directing the Jharkhand government to provide all documents, details and logistic support, the High Court also directed the police to ensure security is provided to all judicial officers in the state. 

A horrific hit-and-run case was reported from Yadadri in Telangana in which a speeding car rammed into a two wheeler from the rear. One person was killed while another was seriously wounded in the accident.

As per Venkanna, SHO at the Choutuppal police station, the victims -- Nagaraju and Srilatha --  were going to a temple in Nalgonda on the two-wheeler from Choutuppal area. Nagaraju died on the way to the hospital while Srilatha's condition is said to be critical. The accused driver has been taken into custody and case has being registered.

Bengaluru Congress MLA NA Haris' son Nalapad attempted to escape the Bentley accident by providing a twist to the tale. However, he didn't expect the anti-climax. Four people were injured after Nalapad's Bentley rammed against them on Sunday. Following which, Nalapad was summoned by the police. Here are the details about the cost of this car and other features.

Police said a hit-and-run case has been registered against Mohammed Nalapad, son of Congress MLA NA Haris. Meanwhile, another man surrendered before police on Monday saying he was the one who drove the Bentley.

The new Motor Vehicle Amendment Bill passed in parliament today has a provision wherein the accused will have to pay up to ₹ 10 lakh as compensation in case of road fatality

The Supreme Court today rejected a plea filed by a man, who was injured in the 2002 hit-and-run case involving actor Salman Khan, challenging the Bollywood star's acquittal by the Bombay High Court

After the Juvenile Justice Board has termed the offence as "heinous", the Delhi teen, who allegedly killed a 32-year-old techie while driving his father's Mercedes, will face the judicial trial as an adult.