The woman Gaganpreet, arrested in the BMW accident case of Dhaula Kuan, Delhi, has got relief. Patiala House Court of Delhi on Saturday (September 27) granted bail to accused Gaganpreet Makkar in the death of Navjot Singh, a senior employee of the Ministry of Finance. He has been granted bail on the bond of one lakh.

Navjot Singh, the deputy secretary in the Finance Ministry of the Government of India, was killed in a road accident in Delhi’s Dhaulakuan area on 14 September, while his wife was seriously injured. In this case, the court extended the judicial custody of accused woman Gaganpreet Kaur on 17 September till 27 September.

Navjot Singh was returning home with his wife after visiting Bangla Sahib Gurdwara. On the way, a high speed BMW hit his bike while going towards Raja Garden from Pillar No. 57 of Dhaulakuan. At that time Gaganpreet was driving the car.

Accident while returning to see Bangla Sahib

His son Nawanur Singh had told, “Mother and father left for Bangla Sahib in the morning. On returning home, he got an accident in a BMW car, in which father died. The mother’s condition is critical.”

Footage and statements do not match- lawyer

At the same time, lawyer Pradeep Rana, appearing on behalf of Gaganpreet Kaur, accused in this case, claimed that the CCTV footage presented in the court and the statement recorded in the FIR did not match. The arguments of both sides have been heard and the court has reserved the decision on the bail of the accused.

Talking to the media, advocate Pradeep Rana said, “The CCTV footage presented in the court is completely different from the claims of the FIR. The FIR states that the vehicle was hit from behind, but in the CCTV, it is clear that the car collided with the car first. After that, then there was a flipover, then the bike riders came in contact with the bike. Do not match the FIR. “

Navjot Singh, a senior finance official who lost in a BMW car collision near Dhaula Kuan in Delhi, was cremated on Tuesday (September 16) in the presence of family members and relatives. At the same time, the police said that alcohol was not confirmed in the blood sample of the main accused Gaganpreet. Navjot Singh’s body was first taken to Venkateswara Hospital in Dwarka, where his wife injured in the accident is being treated. After family members paid tribute to the hospital, the body was brought to his residence in Hari Nagar and was later taken for the last rites.

The car collided on 14 September

The motorcycle of Deputy Secretary Navjot Singh in the Economic Affairs Department of the Finance Ministry was hit by a BMW car on Sunday afternoon. He was returning home from Gurdwara Bangla Sahib with his wife. He died in this incident, while his wife is seriously injured. Police said Gaganpreet, who was driving the car during the incident, was accompanied by her husband, two children and a domestic assistant. This family, living in Gurugram, does manufacturing business.

Accused Gaganpreet arrested on 15 September

According to the police, Gaganpreet’s blood test report confirmed that she was not drunk during the accident. After being discharged from the hospital, he was arrested on Monday and later sent to judicial custody by a city court.

A case has been registered under Section 281 (fast -paced vehicle) of the Indian Justice Code (BNS), 125B (endangering others’ life or personal security), 105 (non -intentional murder) and 238 (eradicating evidence).

Police is searching CCTV footage

The accident occurred near the Delhi Cantonment Metro Station, where there is a lot of movement of vehicles. Police said that further investigation is going on to find out the cause of the accident, including whether the car was being driven due to negligence. She is searching CCTV footage and taking statements of eyewitnesses.

Gaganpreet’s husband hurt nose bone

Meanwhile, police sources said Gaganpreet’s husband Parikshit has been referred to a special orthopedic hospital due to nasal bone injury. A police official said, “After being discharged from the hospital, we will also interrogate Parikshit.”