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The Chandigarh District Court can sentence a former Major of the Indian Army to a maximum of 6 months in a ‘hit and run’ case. Sector 36 police station has registered a case against him for hitting and injuring a girl who was feeding stray dogs. He was arrested on Monday and granted bail by the police.
A case has been registered against him under IPC sections 279 (rash driving) and 337 (causing hurt by rash or negligent act). Section 279 provides for a maximum of 6 months imprisonment or Rs 1,000 fine or both and Section 337 provides for a maximum of 6 months imprisonment or Rs 500 fine or both.
was not drunk
According to the police, Sandeep was not in an inebriated condition at the time of the accident. His Thar was seized as case property. Tejaswita Kaushal, a 24-year-old injured girl, had a serious head injury. In such a situation, 18 stitches had to be applied by cutting the hair of a part of his head. He was taken to GMSH-16 soon after the incident. Although now his condition is fine and has been discharged from the hospital.
Couldn’t see the coming Thar
Tejaswita was feeding the dogs by bending her back on the road and could not see the Thar passing by. Although she was on the side of the road. At the same time, the Thar driver also did not see him and hit him and even after that he ran away instead of helping.
engaged in Rajasthan company
Accused Sandeep Shahi works for a security company in Rajasthan. The incident took place on the roadside at Furniture Market, Sector 52, on last Saturday night at around 11 pm. The Major had run away after hitting a 24-year-old girl with his Thar.
CCTV important evidence of furniture market
The whole incident was captured in a CCTV camera installed in a furniture shop. This is important evidence in the form of evidence. Tejaswita went to feed stray dogs with her mother as usual. The girl was hit by a person named Sandeep Shahi (40) of Mohali Phase 2 who was sitting in Mahindra Thar. He was nabbed by tracing the number with the help of several CCTV cameras installed on the roads.
no one stayed
Manjit Kaur, the mother of the injured girl, had said that after the incident, she called several passers-by for help but no one stopped. In such a situation, she informed her husband Ojaswi Kaushal about the incident. He came from Sector 51 house and after that Tejaswita was taken to the hospital. Tejaswita holds a Bachelor’s degree in Architect. She was preparing for civil services exam.
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