Mohzil Pathan, the youth who was seriously injured in the road accident at Shivranjani crossroads on Saturday, that also killed his friend, owns the bike that he was driving.
Mohzil Pathan, the youth who was seriously injured in the road accident at Shivranjani crossroads on Saturday, that also killed his friend, owns the bike that he was driving.
The incident happened in the early morning when the two were speeding and lost control of the vehicle thus hitting a divider. So severe was the impact of the accident that Pathan's friend, Arafat Shaikh, who was riding pillion with him, went flying from the bridge and fell down. He later died in a hospital.
Police have so far recorded the statement of Yusuf Pathan, father of Mohzil, said investigating officer SJ Pathan. Yusuf is the owner of Capri Restaurant at Relief Road. Yusuf told the police that the bike was purchased by his son Mohzil three days ago and the papers are still with the old owner.
However, so far the police have not declared who is exactly the owner of the bike. Police sources said that as Mohzil was driving the bike they wanted to ask him for the documents. "Mohzil is still critical and he may be shifted to some other hospital. We will try to get a statement from him once he is out of danger," said Pathan.
Primary investigations have revealed that once Arafat left his office in Satellite, the two went for some tea.
"As there was no traffic, Mohzil took to speeding which resulted in accident," source said. The accident occurred in the wee hours of Saturday.
6 house break-ins reported
Six house break-ins were reported from the city. Three happened in Naroda and one each in Sabarmati, Maninagar and Kalupur.
The incidents took place between December 8 and 11 and valuables and cash worth Rs5 lakh were stolen.
In the incidents, which happened in New Naroda, cash and valuables worth Rs2.35 lakh were stolen from a house in Shrusti Park Society. Apart from this, cash and valuables worth Rs25,500 and Rs47,000 were also stolen from Naroda area.
In the Sabarmati, Maningar and Kalupur incidents the loss was pegged at Rs49,000, Rs49,000 and Rs90,000 respectively.
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