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17-year-old Vedant Agarwal had been drinking at the pub and later killed two people by his overspread Porsche. The Bombay High Court, today, granted bail to the juvenile accused in the Pune Porsche car accident case Indian judiciary system is a joke.
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Remember, 17 years and 8 months Driving an unregistered vehicle while being drunk & negligently running two pedestrians at very high speed leading to fatalities

There is no justice for the poor in this country. Judiciary was adopted in India to protect the British and it still remains in similar form ( protection of the rich).

India will never change. It will remain a joke. It will remain non developed. It is a country drunk on corruption

It's not joke tbh. It's a 💩 these rich people prefer to eat in order to stay away from conviction 🤷♂️

When a sitting politician rushes at 3am to the police station and everything you see in movies comes to reality it simply proofs that India is not run by judiciary or law. You need money and influence in India and you get away with anything

What could be worse than being helpless in this fraud jurisdiction 🥸 Just ask the judges, on what basis,this "kid" got bail... he's 17 years 8 months old, being drunk, driving an unregistered car over speeding, killing two innocents.

Juvenile gets lenient treatment as per law. There is a reason why this law is there. Minor need chances to reform themselves. Parents of that boy should be punished for their crime for sure.

Sad indeed. The Judicial system is skewed in favour of the Rich. Firstly , since the offender is 17 Yrs old, he should be tried as an adult looking at the gravity of the crime. If a 17 Yr old can be gifted a Porsche, he should be considered mature enough.

If accused was dalit/minority/women He / she will be in Jail But his name is Agarwal We still follow Manusmriti

I have vowed to myself that I'll retweet every tweet that I see related to this case - until it gets noticed! Something must change. Otherwise we'll remain a fundamentally flawed society.
