Co-passenger of car that killed IIT Delhi student traced: Police
Press Trust of India | January 19, 2023 | 10:59 PM IST | 1 min read
Ashraf Nawaz Khan and Ankur Shukla from IIT Delhi were were hit by a car when they were crossing road after having dinner at a restaurant.
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The co-passenger has been identified as Yogesh (31). He is being questioned in connection with the incident, it said. "So far, we have not found any involvement of Yogesh in the accident. He was just a co-passenger. We are questioning him and getting his statement recorded in connection with the incident," a senior police officer said.
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Avihant Sherawat, who was driving the car, has already been arrested, police said, adding his medical examination has been done and he will be produced before a court. Sherawat is a resident of Mahipalpur. On Tuesday night, Ashraf Nawaz Khan and Ankur Shukla (29) were hit by a car when they were crossing road after having dinner at a restaurant in SDA market, the officer said.
Ashraf Khan, IIT Delhi died during treatment at the Safdarjung hospital while Shukla is admitted to Max hospital in Saket with a fractured leg, he said. Both were doing PhD from IIT Delhi, police said. We are looking for the CCTV footage in and around the crime scene to establish the sequence of the incident, they said.
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