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Are Mumbai police trying to cover up for Ambanis in the Aston Martin Car crash case? Is it possible to fairly try a rich and influential person in India?

• According to eye witnesses, as soon as the accident took place, the Reliance security team following the Aston Martin (MH-01-BK-99) took away the driver of the car in their Honda CRVs, without waiting for the cops to arrive. Next day, Reliance driver Bansilal Joshi, 55, surrendered to the police, “confessing” to his crime. Media reports have quoted witnesses as saying an Ambani family member was in the car. They have given a detailed description of the driver to the police. Witnesses have alleged the police is going slow in the case.

• Answer:

  ( First watch Jolly LLB, for a taste of background) Then note these things: 0. Unsubstantiated reports on social media immediately after the Peddar Road  incident had hinted at two people losing their lives in the Aston Martin  hit-and-run case, but these links and posts were either removed from the  websites or led to dead links soon after the news spread, albeit in trickles. 1. Driver ran to the security cars. I don't think a simple servant will do this as the first thing. 2. 55 year old servant. Serving Ambani for a long time; lost control of the car all of a sudden. questions should be raised as to why was it being driven in the opposite direction and  that too at 1:30 am on a Sunday 3. Police are not speeding up the investigation. 4.The Audi owner who was so sure that the driver was a young man ended up confirming that the 55 year old was the driver.  On Christmas day Audi and Hyundai car owners took delivery of a brand new Audi A6 and a Skoda Superb sedan respectively. 5. Audi owner told her secret santa for a brand new upgraded model of Audi was her Insurance company. Wow !! mother of god .. 6.signals from the mobile tower point out that Bansilal Joshi was not present at  the time of the accident. 7. Insurance company denies doing any settlement.. (pomm pommm poMMM !!). 8.Mukesh Ambani owns most of the leading news channels of the country and  influences, if not downright controls, what they should be and should not be  covering. Why is the media silent on this matter, which has not invited a single biting  comment from either the Congress or the BJP, with the sole exception of a tweet  by J&K chief minister Omar Abdullah? Will Arnab Goswami speak up now because  the nation really needs to know. Fitting the pieces of this puzzle may be a no-brainer, but this Indian-style whodunit isn’t likely to be solved anytime soon, if at all.