A serious update on the Pune Porsche crash accident will shock the world. The Bombay High Court, on June 25, 2024, ruled that the teen accused in the Pune Porsche crash must be released from observation detention immediately. The drunk 17-year-old boy’s speed driving in a Porsche on May 19, 2024, left two engineers dead on the spot. The accident received the public’s attention and caused outrage. Continue reading to know more about the High Court’s orders.
Bombay High Court’s Order On The Pune Porsche Crash
The court deemed the Juvenile Justice Board’s order to put him in an observation home unlawful and unconstitutional. It was made clear that the adolescent is receiving rehabilitation, that a psychologist was sent to him, and that these sessions will go on. The “primary objective” is rehabilitation, the court stated. “The CCL (child in conflict with the law) is under 18. His age needs to be considered,” the court mentioned.
“We are bound by law, the aims and objectives of the Juvenile Justice Act and must treat him as any child in conflict with law separately from the adult, despite the seriousness of the crime,” stated the bench of Justice Bharati Dangre and Justice Manjusha Deshpande.
The boy’s aunt filed a habeas corpus petition to have him released from a government observation home, and the decision was made in response. Due to an attempted cover-up, the teen’s parents and grandfather have been arrested; as a result, his aunt will now be caring for him.
The Final Result
The aunt of the accused is given custody and supervision of the 17-year-old charged in this instance. The court ordered the kid to continue his appointments with the psychologist upon discharge.
What do you think about the release? Is it justified? Should the law be given preference over moral grounds? We are waiting for your response.
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