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BMW case: Six lives would have been saved if Sanjeev Nanda showed mercy, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled that Delhi businessman Sanjeev Nanda will not have to put in any more jail time for running over six people in his BMW in 1999. Mr Nanda and his friends raced away after the accident. The six people who died included three constables. Tests showed that Mr Nanda was drunk at the time of the accident.
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BMW hit-and-run case: Will Sanjeev Nanda's sentence be enhanced? Verdict today
The Supreme Court is expected to deliver its verdict today on whether to enhance the sentence of Sanjeev Nanda, accused in the 1999 BMW hit-and-run case. Mr Nanda had crushed six persons to death, including three policemen, while driving his BMW car in an inebriated condition in the wee hours of January 10, 1999 at Lodhi Colony in South Delhi.
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BMW case: Police want tougher sentence for Nanda
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal by city police challenging the lenient sentence imposed by the Delhi High Court to Sanjeev Nanda.
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Killer BMW rotting in police custody
Sanjeev Nanda's BMW, which ran over six people in January 1999, remains unclaimed.
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NDTV's BMW expose: Anand tenders apology to Supreme Court
Senior advocate R K Anand has tendered an "unconditional apology" to the Supreme Court for trying to influence a key witness in the hit-and-run case involving his high profile client Sanjeev Nanda. Anand's act was exposed in a sting telecast on NDTV in 2007.
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BMW case: Six lives would have been saved if Sanjeev Nanda showed mercy, says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has ruled that Delhi businessman Sanjeev Nanda will not have to put in any more jail time for running over six people in his BMW in 1999. Mr Nanda and his friends raced away after the accident. The six people who died included three constables. Tests showed that Mr Nanda was drunk at the time of the accident.
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BMW hit-and-run case: Will Sanjeev Nanda's sentence be enhanced? Verdict today
The Supreme Court is expected to deliver its verdict today on whether to enhance the sentence of Sanjeev Nanda, accused in the 1999 BMW hit-and-run case. Mr Nanda had crushed six persons to death, including three policemen, while driving his BMW car in an inebriated condition in the wee hours of January 10, 1999 at Lodhi Colony in South Delhi.
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BMW case: Police want tougher sentence for Nanda
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal by city police challenging the lenient sentence imposed by the Delhi High Court to Sanjeev Nanda.
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Killer BMW rotting in police custody
Sanjeev Nanda's BMW, which ran over six people in January 1999, remains unclaimed.
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NDTV's BMW expose: Anand tenders apology to Supreme Court
Senior advocate R K Anand has tendered an "unconditional apology" to the Supreme Court for trying to influence a key witness in the hit-and-run case involving his high profile client Sanjeev Nanda. Anand's act was exposed in a sting telecast on NDTV in 2007.
