Case registered against two drunken drivers who caused accident near Moti Market
Raopura police takes action against Kirtan Vaghela and Raj Purohit under serious sections including drink and driving.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
10 November 2026, 3:06 pm · 1 min read
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According to Sandesh's report, police have taken extremely strict steps in the sensational accident case that occurred near Moti Market in Vadodara. The legal grip has been tightened against individuals who irresponsible and in a drunken state drove vehicles, targeted innocent people, and caused serious damage.
Giving information regarding this entire incident, ACP Division Ashok Rathwa gave an official statement. Police investigation revealed that the accused who caused the accident were driving the car at breakneck speed at the time of the incident and were completely drunk.
After it came to light that this serious accident happened due to driving under the influence of alcohol, the police decided not to show any kind of leniency. A case has been registered under serious sections by Raopura Police Station against Kirtan Vaghela and Raj Purohit, who are the main accused in this episode.
Instead of registering merely a case of ordinary accident, the police have registered a case under the sections of drink and driving as well as unlawfully causing death. To send a strict message to elements violating traffic rules in the city, both accused have been arrested by the Raopura police team and further intensive legal proceedings have been initiated.
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