Mercedes hit-and-run: Juvenile Justice Board reserves order for tomorrow

April 18, 2016 20:54

The Juvenile Justice Board on Monday reserved its order against the minor, who allegedly mowed down a 34-year-old with his Mercedes Benz, for tomorrow.

The Class 12 student surrendered to the police on Sunday after which he was sent to a juvenile justice home.

The teen, who turned 18 years old four days after the accident, was said to be going at speed of 80 km an hour when he hit marketing consultant Siddharth Sharma near Ludlow Castle School in North Delhi's Civil Lines area.

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