Archive · 3 Jan 2026
Delhi BMW Crash: Finance Ministry Official Could Have Been Saved
A senior government official named Navjot Singh was sadly killed in a car accident in Delhi.
He was walking with his wife when a BMW car hit them.
The driver of the BMW was a woman named Gaganpreet Makkar, and she had her husband and two children in the car.
The police have written a very long report about the accident, saying that Navjot Singh could have been saved if he had gotten medical help quickly because he was alive for at least 15 minutes after the accident.
The court has not yet looked at this report.
Navjot Singh, a deputy secretary in the Department of Economic Affairs, was killed in a BMW crash on September 14 near Delhi Cantonment Metro Station.
His wife sustained injuries in the incident.
The BMW was allegedly driven by Gaganpreet Makkar, accompanied by her husband and two children.
Police noted in a 400-page chargesheet that Singh could have been saved with timely medical intervention as he was alive for 15 minutes post-accident.
The court has not yet taken cognizance of the chargesheet.
- Who
- Navjot Singh, a deputy secretary in the Department of Economic Affairs, and Gaganpreet Makkar, the driver of the BMW
- What
- A fatal road accident where Navjot Singh was killed and his wife injured
- When
- September 14
- Where
- Near Delhi Cantonment Metro Station on Ring Road
- Why
- The accident occurred when the BMW allegedly rammed into Navjot Singh and his wife
- Victim
- Navjot Singh, 57, Deputy Secretary in the Department of Economic Affairs
- Accident Date
- September 14
- Location
- Near Delhi Cantonment Metro Station on Ring Road
- Driver
- Gaganpreet Makkar
- Passengers
- Parikshit Makkar and their two children
- Chargesheet Length
- Over 400 pages
- Victim's Condition
- Alive for at least 15 minutes post-accident