
Islamabad:
In the federal capital, the young son of an important figure of the Islamabad High Court crushed two girls riding an electric scooter.
The incident took place last night in the limits of police station secretariat, two girls aged 25 and 27 years died on the spot due to the collision of V8 vehicle.
The police arrested the driver and took the vehicle into custody. One of the dead girls is said to be an interior designer at NCA.
According to eyewitnesses, the vehicle was at a high speed and the impact was so severe that the Scooty fell several feet away. According to sources, the accused Abu Zar is the son of an important figure of the Islamabad High Court.
Sources say that the date of birth of the accused is July 2009, the driving license of the accused is not even produced. At the time of the accident, the accused was making a video for a social media app.
Meanwhile, the police presented the accused in the local court, the police requested the court to give a 7-day physical remand to the accused Abu Zar son of Muhammad Asif, the court approved the four-day physical remand of the accused.
According to police sources, the permanent address of the accused Abu Zar son of Muhammad Asif is from Quetta. In the remand form, it is said that the accused does not have identity card and driving license, the accused states that his identity card is forged, the accused hit the scooter of two young girls while driving carelessly, negligently and at high speed.
In the remand form, it was stated that the girls employed in PNCA fell down with serious injuries and died. According to the accused, he was making a video on Snapchat a few moments before the incident. The accused had thrown the mobile phone somewhere immediately after the incident.
In the remand form, it was said that the mobile phone should be recovered from the accused so that the video recorded in it can be checked, the ID card of the accused and the CCTV video of the accident site should be obtained to determine the age, it should also be determined whether the accused was alone or someone else was riding with him at the time of the incident, medical tests should also be conducted to determine the age.

