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Delhi BMW Accident: Accused Driver Gaganpreet Kaur Granted Bail
In the Delhi BMW accident case involving the death of a Finance Ministry official, a Delhi court on Saturday granted bail to the accused driver, Gaganpreet Kaur and disapproved of the actions of an ambulance driver who failed to help the victims
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Delhi BMW Accident Accused Says 'Wrong To Say Car Hit Bike'
Gaganpreet Kaur, accused in the Dhaula Kuan BMW case, on Wednesday claimed through her counsel that her car did not hit the motorbike and she rushed the victim to the hospital within 24 minutes of the accident.
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Delhi BMW Crash: Court Postpones Bail Hearing of Gaganpreet Kaur To September 24
A Delhi court on Saturday put off till September 24 the hearing on the bail application of Gaganpreet Kaur, the main accused in the Delhi BMW fatal accident case, accepting the police plea that they were yet to seize her driving licence
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BMW Crash: No Legal Provision To Share CCTV Footage With Accused, Says Court
A Delhi court on Thursday said there was no legal provision allowing sharing of CCTV footage with the accused in a criminal case.
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"If It's A Woman, You Can Give Bail," BMW Crash Accused Tells Court
The death of a senior finance ministry official in a BMW crash with a two-wheeler in Delhi last week is unfortunate but one cannot overlook that at least 5,000 accidents are also reported across the country every year, the court was told.
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BMW Accident Accused Seeks Bail, Says It Was "Accidental", Unintentional
In the BMW accident case near Dhaula Kuan that claimed the life of Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Finance, Navjot Singh, accused Gaganpreet Kaur has sought bail, stressing that the crash was "wholly accidental" and unintentional.
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BMW Driver Took Navjot Singh To Hospital 19 Km Away. Reason: Father Owns It
In a shocking development in the Delhi BMW crash case, police have found that the hospital where central government officer Navjot Singh was taken to after he was seriously injured in the accident was co-owned by the family of the accused
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Delhi BMW Accident: Accused Driver Gaganpreet Kaur Granted Bail
In the Delhi BMW accident case involving the death of a Finance Ministry official, a Delhi court on Saturday granted bail to the accused driver, Gaganpreet Kaur and disapproved of the actions of an ambulance driver who failed to help the victims
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Delhi BMW Accident Accused Says 'Wrong To Say Car Hit Bike'
Gaganpreet Kaur, accused in the Dhaula Kuan BMW case, on Wednesday claimed through her counsel that her car did not hit the motorbike and she rushed the victim to the hospital within 24 minutes of the accident.
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Delhi BMW Crash: Court Postpones Bail Hearing of Gaganpreet Kaur To September 24
A Delhi court on Saturday put off till September 24 the hearing on the bail application of Gaganpreet Kaur, the main accused in the Delhi BMW fatal accident case, accepting the police plea that they were yet to seize her driving licence
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BMW Crash: No Legal Provision To Share CCTV Footage With Accused, Says Court
A Delhi court on Thursday said there was no legal provision allowing sharing of CCTV footage with the accused in a criminal case.
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"If It's A Woman, You Can Give Bail," BMW Crash Accused Tells Court
The death of a senior finance ministry official in a BMW crash with a two-wheeler in Delhi last week is unfortunate but one cannot overlook that at least 5,000 accidents are also reported across the country every year, the court was told.
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BMW Accident Accused Seeks Bail, Says It Was "Accidental", Unintentional
In the BMW accident case near Dhaula Kuan that claimed the life of Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Finance, Navjot Singh, accused Gaganpreet Kaur has sought bail, stressing that the crash was "wholly accidental" and unintentional.
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BMW Driver Took Navjot Singh To Hospital 19 Km Away. Reason: Father Owns It
In a shocking development in the Delhi BMW crash case, police have found that the hospital where central government officer Navjot Singh was taken to after he was seriously injured in the accident was co-owned by the family of the accused
