Pune Court Remands Parents in Teen Porsche Accident Case

A Pune court has remanded the parents of a 17-year-old boy in police custody until June 5 in a case involving the destruction of evidence related to a Porsche accident that killed two IT professionals. The parents allegedly tampered with the minor's blood samples to hinder the investigation.

A Pune court on Sunday ordered the parents of a 17-year-old boy, involved in a Porsche car accident that claimed two lives, into police custody until June 5. The case revolves around the destruction of evidence, including the alleged tampering of the boy's blood samples.

The boy's mother, Shivani Agarwal, and father, realtor Vishal Agrawal, face allegations of replacing the minor's blood samples with hers at a state-run hospital. This act purportedly aimed to obstruct the investigation into the May 19 accident in Pune.

Police arrested the mother on June 1, while the father was already in custody for related offenses. They appeared in a holiday court in Pune, where police sought and obtained their remand. Authorities also implicated the minor's grandfather and others in the case, broadening the investigation's scope.