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Police find car that killed Sakinaka couple, accused still untraceable
Updated On: 31 December, 2018 07:43 AM IST | Mumbai | Faizan Khan
mid-day impact >> Day after this newspaper exposes police inaction despite kin gathering evidence in the deaths of two people, cops forced to act

The vehicle which was allegedly involved in the hit-and-run that killed Meen's brother and sister-in-law, was found two kilometres away from the Sangamner police station
Following mid-day's December 29 report, the Sangamner police kicked into action and traced the vehicle that killed Sakinaka resident Meen Bahadur Singh's brother and sister-in-law Pratap and Nirmala Singh. The action came after state Director General of Police D D Padsalgikar took cognisance of mid-day's report and asked senior officers to look into the matter as a priority.
Surprisingly, the cops didn't have to look far for the car either: it was a mere two kms from their police station. On December 29, in the front-page report, 'Man probes hit-and-run that killed his brother, sis-in-law for lazy cops,' mid-day reported about Meen's quest to seek justice for his deceased family members by launching his own investigation into the December 2 hit-and-run incident because lazy cops in Sangamner weren't moving beyond the bare minimum. Meen had even identified the make of the car - a Tata Hexa - involved in the incident through a broken rear-view mirror.


