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All reports agree that Lingamaneni Sanjush, the son of a Jana Sena Party MP, was driving a speeding Aston Martin that struck and killed 26-year-old Bharati Mukhi in Hyderabad, leading to a charge of death by negligence.
The 23-year-old son of Jana Sena Party MP Lingamaneni Ramesh is facing charges for a fatal collision.
Lingamaneni Sanjush allegedly drove a high-speed Aston Martin that struck a pedestrian in Hyderabad on August 16.
The victim, 26-year-old Bharati Mukhi, was a clothing store employee returning from lunch.
Witnesses and police report the luxury vehicle was traveling at a high speed and driven negligently.
Following the impact, the victim was transported to a local hospital in the same Aston Martin.
Doctors declared Mukhi dead on arrival, citing severe head injuries as the cause of death.
Police at Madhapur station registered a case against Sanjush for causing death by negligence.
Authorities have served Sanjush a notice but have not placed him under arrest.
Officials noted the offense is bailable and carries a maximum punishment of less than seven years.
This incident occurred outside a mall while the victim was crossing the road with a colleague.
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All reports agree that Lingamaneni Sanjush, the son of a Jana Sena Party MP, was driving a speeding Aston Martin that struck and killed 26-year-old Bharati Mukhi in Hyderabad, leading to a charge of death by negligence.
The outcome of the legal case remains to be seen as the accused has been served a notice but not arrested, and further police investigation may clarify the exact speed of the vehicle at the time of impact.
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Neutral reports provide a straightforward account of the fatal collision involving an Aston Martin and the subsequent booking of Lingamaneni Sanjush. These accounts detail the victim's identity, the location of the accident outside a Hyderabad mall, and the legal reasoning for why the accused has not been arrested despite the fatality.
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Hindustan Times reports that Lingamaneni Sanjush, the 23-year-old son of Jana Sena Party MP Lingamaneni Ramesh, was booked for causing death by negligence. Police allege that Sanjush was driving a high-speed Aston Martin that struck 26-year-old Bharati Mukhi as she crossed a road in Hyderabad on August 16. While the victim was transported to a hospital in the same vehicle, doctors declared her dead on arrival. Authorities have served Sanjush a notice but have not arrested him, citing the bailable nature of the offense.
News9live reports that a 26-year-old clothing store employee, Bharathi Mukhi, was killed after being struck by a speeding Aston Martin in Hyderabad's Madhapur area. The driver was identified as Lingamaneni Sanjush, the son of a Rajya Sabha MP from the Jana Sena Party. According to police and eyewitnesses, the vehicle was traveling at a high speed when it hit Mukhi while she was returning from lunch. Although the victim was rushed to the hospital in the luxury car, she succumbed to severe head injuries.
The Daily Jagran details the booking of Lingamaneni Sanjush following a fatal collision involving an Aston Martin outside a Hyderabad mall. The victim, Bharathi Mukhi, was allegedly hit while returning to work from lunch with a colleague on August 16. Police report the vehicle was driven in a rash and negligent manner. Sanjush, the son of businessman and MP Lingamaneni Ramesh, has been served a notice but not arrested because the charge carries a maximum punishment of less than seven years and is bailable.
The Free Press Journal reports that the son of Andhra Pradesh MP Lingamaneni Ramesh was booked after his luxury car allegedly killed a woman in Hyderabad. Police state that 26-year-old Bharati Mukhi died from severe head injuries after being hit by an Aston Martin driven by Lingamaneni Sanjush on August 16. The report notes that Sanjush has not been arrested as the offense is bailable, though he could face up to five years in prison if convicted. There has been no immediate response from the MP.
The Times of India reports that Lingamaneni Sanjush, son of Jana Sena MP Lingamaneni Ramesh, was named in an FIR for a fatal road accident in Hyderabad. The 21-year-old allegedly struck 26-year-old Bharati Mukhi with a high-speed Aston Martin while she crossed a road near Inorbit Mall. The source notes that the police served notices but made no arrest because the charge is bailable. Sanjush is identified as a director for two energy sector entities.
The Hindu reports that police identified the son of an Andhra Pradesh Rajya Sabha member as the driver in a fatal collision involving an Aston Martin. According to the FIR, the vehicle was driven at high speed when it struck Bharati Mukhi, causing a fatal head injury. The article clarifies that Sanjush was not arrested because the offence is bailable, though he was served a notice and underwent drug and alcohol testing.
DNA India reports that Lingamaneni Sanjush, son of a Jana Sena Party MP, was booked for a fatal accident involving a speeding luxury car. The article highlights the political connection to the ruling coalition in Andhra Pradesh. Citing police sources, it reports that Sanjush was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol and had no prior criminal record. The victim, originally from Odisha, died from severe head injuries sustained during the collision near Inorbit Mall.
Times Now reports that the son of a Jana Sena Party MP has been booked following a high-speed accident that killed a woman in Hyderabad. The report states that Sanjush was allegedly driving an Aston Martin when it hit Bharati Mukhi, who was returning from collecting lunch with a colleague. The source confirms a case of causing death by negligence was registered at Madhapur Police Station, but the accused remains free as it is a bailable offence.
Madhapur police have booked Lingamaneni Sanjush, the son of an Andhra Pradesh Rajya Sabha MP, following a fatal collision in Hyderabad. Sanjush allegedly struck a 26-year-old mall employee with his speeding Aston Martin while she was crossing a road on August 16. The victim sustained a severe head injury and was pronounced dead at a hospital. Although a case of rash and negligent driving was registered, police stated no arrest has been made because the offence is bailable.
The New Indian Express reports that Madhapur police have registered a case against Sanjush, the son of Jana Sena Party Rajya Sabha MP Lingamaneni Ramesh. He is accused of causing the death of 26-year-old Bharati Mukhi through rash and negligent driving on August 16. The source states the victim was allegedly struck by a speeding Aston Martin while crossing a road near Inorbit Mall. Following the collision, the victim was transported to a hospital in the same vehicle, where she was declared dead on arrival.
Republic World reports that the 21-year-old son of a Jana Sena Party MP has been booked after a fatal collision involving an Aston Martin in Hyderabad. The article identifies the driver as Lingamaneni Sanjush and states that the victim, a mall employee named Bharati Mukhi, died from severe head injuries. According to the report, the car was seized by police and a notice was served to the accused. The publication notes that no immediate public response has been provided by the MP regarding the incident.
Daijiworld reports that police have booked the son of Rajya Sabha MP Lingamaneni Ramesh following a fatal accident involving a luxury vehicle. The report identifies the victim as 26-year-old Bharathi Mukhi and details allegations that she was struck by an Aston Martin driven in a rash and negligent manner. According to the Assistant Commissioner of Police, a notice has been served to the suspect, though he remains unarrested because the charge is bailable. The report also describes the victim's unsuccessful transfer to a hospital.