Speeding sports car crashes into pole in Delhi, no casualties
PTI | Oct 29, 2018, 22:20 IST
Representative imageNEW DELHI: A speeding modified sports car lost control and rammed into a pole here, police said on Monday.
No casualties were reported in the accident that occurred on Sunday night in south Delhi's Lodhi Road area near the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, they said.
The car was being driven by a woman, accompanied by a man, at the time of the accident, they added.
She was trying to take a turn but lost control and rammed into the pole. Due to the impact, one of the wheels of the car came off, a police officer said.
Fearing arrest, both the occupants of the car fled away from the spot, the officer added.
No casualties were reported in the accident that occurred on Sunday night in south Delhi's Lodhi Road area near the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, they said.
The car was being driven by a woman, accompanied by a man, at the time of the accident, they added.
She was trying to take a turn but lost control and rammed into the pole. Due to the impact, one of the wheels of the car came off, a police officer said.
Fearing arrest, both the occupants of the car fled away from the spot, the officer added.
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