Dwarka Crash: ‘My son died due to someone’s enjoyable reel’ — mom seeks justice as accused teen will get bail | Delhi Information

NEW DELHI: Grief-stricken and resolute, Inna Makan, mom of 23-year-old Sahil Dhaneshra who died in a street crash in Dwarka earlier this month, has alleged that her son’s demise was the results of “reckless stunt driving for social media reels” and demanded strict motion towards these accountable.Speaking to information company ANI, Makan claimed that on the morning of Feb 3, Sahil was heading to work when an SUV allegedly pushed by a minor veered into the other lane at excessive pace close to Lal Bahadur Shastri College.

“My son was going to the office. The Scorpio driver, along with his sister, was out making fun reels. The speed is clearly visible in the video,” she stated.According to her, the SUV carried out a stunt close to a bus earlier than colliding with Sahil’s motorbike. “There was an e-rickshaw on one side. The Scorpio rammed into my son’s bike, then hit a parked car. They didn’t even apply brakes,” she alleged. A taxi driver was additionally severely injured within the multi-vehicle collision.Calling the incident “criminal activity,” Makan stated, “This is not just an accident. My son died due to their fun reel. Some people think they can do anything on the road because their parents are wealthy.”She additional alleged that the minor had a number of prior overspeeding challans and was driving with no licence. “Despite repeated fines, his father did not stop him. No action has been taken against the vehicle owner yet,” she stated.

Police investigation

Delhi Police stated an FIR was registered at Delhi Police’s Dwarka South police station below related sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita after a PCR name was obtained round 11.57am reporting a critical crash.“Three vehicles were found in accidental condition. The motorcycle rider, Sahil Dhaneshra (23), was declared dead at the scene,” an officer stated. The injured taxi driver was shifted to IGI Hospital, and his assertion has been recorded. Final medical opinion is awaited.Police confirmed that the SUV driver was a minor and didn’t possess a driving licence. He was apprehended on the spot, produced earlier than the Juvenile Justice Board, and despatched to an commentary dwelling.On Feb 10, the JJB granted the juvenile interim bail on the grounds of his Class X board examinations. Police stated all autos concerned have been seized and mechanically inspected, and CCTV footage has been collected. Further investigation is underway.

A mom’s loss

At her Dwarka dwelling, reminders of Sahil’s aspirations stay untouched — medals on the partitions and handwritten motivational quotes. Sahil, within the last semester of his BBA course, had secured admission to a college in Manchester and was getting ready to depart for the UK later this yr.Raised by Makan as a single mother or father amid monetary hardship, Sahil managed his college purposes independently and had taken up a part-time job to assist his training.Since the crash, Makan has turned to social media to press for accountability. An on-line petition on an Instagram web page titled “Justice for Sahil” has gathered hundreds of signatures.“I will keep posting till I get an answer as to why action can’t be taken against someone who was not supposed to drive in the first place,” she stated.Her petition seeks strict authorized motion towards the minor driver, accountability of the car proprietor, and stronger enforcement of site visitors legal guidelines to stop related tragedies.