Two people had been killed after their car crashed after speeding in Gujarat's Jetpur on Saturday. The person in the driving seat, who identifies as Avadh Tiwari, had posted a video of the speeding car, a Hyundai Verna, on his Instagram handle.
The two were driving the car at a high speed of 120 km/h. A video that was recorded by a person sitting in the backseat captured Tiwari recording a reel with his phone in the left hand while holding the steering wheel with the right hand.
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In another video, the person sitting in the passenger seat was recording a clip. The car was heading with high speed, then lost control and rammed into a divider. Tiwari, who had over 3,500 followers on Instagram, had posted multiple pictures and videos of him in different cars.
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Tiwari, the car driver, died at the spot, while his friend Devraj Gosai (20) died at the hospital. The third passenger, identified as Akshay Pravinbhai Vaghela, is currently receiving treatment in the hospital.
In a separate case, a 27-year-old man had been arrested after a delivery executive was killed in a road accident near the Subhash Nagar Metro red light on Najafgarh Road in West Delhi in the early hours of Saturday, police said.
In another case, a 55-year-old man died after the taxi he was traveling in got involved in a multi-vehicle collision amid dense fog on the Urban Extension Road-II in Delhi's Dwarka early on Saturday, police said.
The man was identified as Chhaju Singh, a resident of Channuwala village in Punjab.
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A month ago, four teenagers, including three minors, were killed and six other people were injured when two cars collided in Udaipur on Saturday. A video that has emerged shows that the car in which the teenagers were travelling was being driven at a speed of 120 kmph at one point and at least two friends of the man driving, who was nonchalantly smoking a cigarette as music blared and a video played on a screen next to him, had urged him to slow down moments before the crash.