Noida News: In another case of rash driving, a Lamborghini driver on Sunday hit two pedestrians in Noida Sector 94, later casually asking, "Did anyone die?" in the accident. The incident took place on a footpath near an under-construction complex where the driver lost control of the car, hitting two workers and the trees. In a viral video, a few other workers wearing safety helmets and orange jackets could be seen running towards the incident site.

The video also recorded the conversation between the driver and the workers who rushed to the site. One of the workers, while opening the car's door, asked the driver, "Stunt zyaada seekh liyo ho?" (Do you have expertise in car stunts?).

The worker further asked the car driver if he had any idea how many people die because of the rash driving. However, the driver looked a little concerned about the incident as he casually replied, "Koi mar gaya hai idhar?" (Did anyone die here?).

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The driver surprisingly claimed that he had pressed the accelerator gently, to which the workers denied by stating that he would not have lost control in that case. The person recording the video could also be heard urging the other people to call the police.

"Call the cops, call the cops," the man was heard saying in the video. The police informed that the workers were taken to a nearby hospital, adding that they are out of danger.

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The police later took the driver into custody for breaking traffic rules and seized the car. While the police seized the Puducherry-registered car, it had rammed a tree, and its front was facing the opposite end of the road beside the footpath.

Earlier on March 22, a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) in Telangana lost his life after being hit by a speeding bus in the Hayathnagar area of Rangareddy district in the early hours of Saturday.


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