Porsche accident in Pune: DNA test of Porsche teenager's tarants is key to prove blood exchange: cops | Pune News

PUNE: The prosecution of May 19 Porsche accident The case was told at a special court on Sunday that police had to take blood from the 17-year-old. parents for genetic fingerprints as part of their investigation into the manipulation of blood samples. The accident had left two software engineers in Kalyaninagar dead.
Crime branch investigating officer Sunil Tambe produced the teenager's parents before special judge AS Waghmare and filed a plea with the prosecutor, seeking their remand for seven days.The prosecutor said the police wanted to question the couple in front of the two doctors of Sassoon General Hospital and a Class IV employee to unravel the entire transaction until the blood sample was changed.
Police also had to arrest the two men, one of whom facilitated a contact between the teenager's father, a prominent city builder, and Dr. Ajay Taware, and the other who, at the request of the builder, handed over Rs 3 lakh to Dr Shrihari Halnor, the prosecutor told the court. The duo, who were filmed by cameras on the hospital grounds, constitute a vital link in the investigation, Tambe said.
According to police, Dr. Halnor took blood from the minor but did not save it in a vial. He later took a sample from his mother, labeled a vial with the teen's name and sent it to the forensic lab to test for alcohol content, Tambe said. The officer said he wanted to find the syringe containing the minor's blood that he suspected was given by Dr. Halnor to the teen's parents for disposal.
The special court granted the parents custody until June 5.