Archive · 18 Sep 2025
Delhi Court Denies CCTV Footage to BMW Crash Accused
A woman named Gaganpreet is accused of a car crash in Delhi that killed a man.
She wants to see the CCTV footage from the area, but a court said she can't have it because there's no law that says she can.
Her lawyer argued that the footage is important to her defense.
The police have the footage, and the court will review the case again on September 19.
The woman has been put into judicial custody.
The man who died was a government official.
A Delhi court denied Gaganpreet Kaur access to CCTV footage related to the BMW crash.
Kaur was allegedly driving the BMW that hit a motorcycle, resulting in a death.
The court cited a lack of legal provision for providing CCTV footage to the accused.
The crash occurred in the Dhaula Kuan area, and the victim was a senior government official.
The next hearing for the case is scheduled for September 19.
- Who
- Gaganpreet Kaur and Navjot Singh
- What
- A Delhi court denied Gaganpreet Kaur access to CCTV footage.
- When
- Ruling made on Thursday; next hearing September 19.
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- The court stated there was no legal provision to share CCTV footage with the accused.
Accused's Plea
Court's Decision
CCTV Footage Access
Accused's Plea
The accused's counsel argued CCTV footage was essential for the defense and needed to be preserved and examined.
Court's Decision
The court ruled there was no legal provision to provide the footage to the accused.
- Accused
- Gaganpreet Kaur
- Victim
- Navjot Singh, Deputy Secretary
- Incident
- BMW crash involving a motorcycle
- Location
- Dhaula Kuan, Delhi
- Court Ruling
- CCTV footage denied to accused
- Next Hearing
- September 19
- Kaur's Custody
- Judicial custody until September 27
Sources
Delhi BMW Crash Victim's Lawyer Says Accused Filed False Injury Report, Admitted Herself To ICU
BMW Crash: Driver Who Rushed Victims To Hospital Claims His Vehicle Seized By Cops, Income Hit
Delhi court says no legal provision to share CCTV footage with accused in BMW crash case
