Archive · 31 Aug 2026
Police Examine MP’s Son’s Sports Car After Fatal Crash
A sports car crashed in Hyderabad, and a 25-year-old woman died.
Police have registered a case against the driver, Lingamaneni Sanjush.
They suspect the car was traveling faster than 150 kmph.
This speed estimate comes from initial inquiries and has not yet been confirmed by the technical examination.
The car was an Aston Martin.
Transport officials will inspect it with help from experts.
Police have spoken to witnesses and passers-by.
They will use their findings to prepare a report and file a charge-sheet in court.
Police registered a rash-and-negligent-driving case against Lingamaneni Sanjush after a woman died in the crash.
The 25-year-old victim, Bharathi Mukhi, was an employee at a shopping mall and died at the scene, according to police.
Initial police inquiries indicated that Sanjush may have been driving the Aston Martin at more than 150 kmph.
Police and Transport Department officials plan to use experts to examine the vehicle’s mechanical aspects and determine its speed.
Police said Sanjush may have initially tried to leave, but a passer-by stopped the car; Sanjush and locals took the woman to a hospital, where she was declared dead.
- Who
- Lingamaneni Sanjush is the driver named in the police case; Bharathi Mukhi, a 25-year-old shopping-mall employee, died.
- What
- A sports-car crash led to the death of Bharathi Mukhi, and police registered a rash-and-negligent-driving case.
- When
- The articles do not specify when the crash occurred.
- Where
- The crash occurred in Hyderabad, in the Madhapur Police jurisdiction.
- Why
- Police suspect rash and negligent driving, including a possible speed of more than 150 kmph; the vehicle’s speed and mechanical condition are still being examined.
- Driver named in case
- Lingamaneni Sanjush
- Victim
- Bharathi Mukhi, 25
- Vehicle
- Aston Martin sports car
- Suspected speed
- More than 150 kmph, according to initial police inquiries
- Police station
- Madhapur Police
- Investigation
- Transport Department officials are expected to seek expert assistance to examine the vehicle
- Next legal step
- Police said they will file a charge-sheet based on the Transport wing’s report