Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Vadodara Police File Chargesheet in Car Crash Case
A law student named Rakshit Chaurasiya crashed his car in Vadodara, killing one person and injuring others.
Police have filed a 3000-page chargesheet, stating the car was going very fast and the driver didn't try to stop.
The police also found that Chaurasiya and a friend were under the influence of drugs.
A court rejected a police request related to the friend's detention.
The friend was initially detained in connection with the crash but the court ruled the detention was illegal.
Police are considering further legal action.
Vadodara police filed a 3000-page chargesheet in a car crash case.
The car was driven at 140 kmph, according to the chargesheet.
The driver and a passenger were under the influence of drugs.
A court rejected the police's petition regarding the detention of the passenger.
Police are reviewing the court's decision on the passenger's detention.
- Who
- Rakshit Chaurasiya and Pranshu Chauhan, along with the Vadodara Police.
- What
- A 3000-page chargesheet filed by Vadodara police regarding a car crash, detailing the high speed and drug influence of the driver, and the subsequent legal actions.
- When
- The chargesheet was filed on Tuesday, within the 90-day window, following the March 13 car crash.
- Where
- Vadodara, India.
- Why
- The chargesheet was filed to detail the car crash and associated offenses, as well as address legal concerns over the detention of Pranshu Chauhan.
- Chargesheet Length
- 3000 pages
- Crash Location
- Karelibaug, Vadodara
- Date of Crash
- March 13
- Vehicle Speed
- 140 kmph
- Accused
- Rakshit Chaurasiya, Pranshu Chauhan
- Court Ruling
- Rejected police petition regarding Chauhan's detention