Court Declines Evidence Revelation in High-Profile BMW Crash Case

A Delhi court has ruled that police cannot be compelled to disclose evidence details in the BMW accident case involving Gaganpreet Kaur. The court ordered preservation of CCTV footage but stressed that the prosecution cannot be forced to reveal evidence details. Kaur's bail plea is pending.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 19-09-2025 20:09 IST | Created: 19-09-2025 20:09 IST
Court Declines Evidence Revelation in High-Profile BMW Crash Case
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A Delhi court has ruled that police are not obliged to disclose the specifics of evidence in the BMW accident case involving Gaganpreet Kaur. Kaur had been driving the vehicle that collided with the two-wheeler of a senior finance ministry official, leading to his death and severe injuries to his wife.

The court directed the preservation of CCTV footage from the accident scene but emphasized that the prosecuting agency cannot be mandated to confirm or deny the particulars of the gathered evidence. The judicial magistrate noted that the application for footage preservation was already approved, and compliance is pending.

A case under multiple sections, including rash driving and culpable homicide, has been registered. Accused Gaganpreet Kaur awaits the judiciary's decision on her bail plea, with her hearing scheduled for September 20.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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