Supreme Court Grants Bail in 2024 Pune Porsche Case

The Supreme Court granted bail to three accused in the 2024 Pune Porsche accident, which resulted in two deaths. The court criticized parents for not controlling juveniles involved. The accused were allegedly implicated in a conspiracy to switch blood samples. Despite opposition, the bail was granted.

The Supreme Court has granted bail to three individuals involved in the 2024 Pune Porsche accident that claimed two lives. The court expressed concerns about parental responsibility, suggesting that the guardians of juveniles are at fault for allowing access to cars and funds for reckless behavior.

Amar Santish Gaikwad, Aditya Avinash Sood, and Ashish Satish Mittal were accused of conspiracy linked to the swapping of blood samples. Despite having been in custody for 18 months, bail was granted as the court observed a lack of direct allegations against the juveniles sitting in rear seats.

While Senior advocates defended the parents stating they were not culpable for the accident, the court emphasized the need for stricter law enforcement to curb such incidents. It highlighted that juvenile justice requires parents to engage more responsibly with their children.

(With inputs from agencies.)