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Delhi man never reaches home after night shift

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The fatal incident occurred between 4:15 a.m. and 4:45 a.m. on October 24 opposite the Border Roads Organisation as Prince was riding his scooty. His sister discovered the tragedy after calling his mobile phone, only to be informed by a responding police officer that he was in critical condition. Six days later, the family took to Instagram to express their distress over the lack of usable CCTV recordings. They are specifically requesting anyone who drove between the Naraina Flyover and Mayapuri during the crash window to review their recordings for clues.

Key points

  • Relatives questioned why road cameras used for issuing traffic challans could not provide…: Relatives questioned why road cameras used for issuing traffic challans could not provide footage to identify the suspect vehicle.
  • Police officials reportedly cited broken devices, missing hard disks, jurisdictional boun…: Police officials reportedly cited broken devices, missing hard disks, jurisdictional boundaries, and improper camera angles for the surveillance failures.
  • The family is urging motorists with dashcam recordings from the Naraina-to-Mayapuri stret…: The family is urging motorists with dashcam recordings from the Naraina-to-Mayapuri stretch to submit potential evidence.

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In a video appeal shared on Instagram, Diya questioned why street cameras that issue traffic challans could not help trace the vehicle involved in her brother's death. She said the family had repeatedly approached the police but had not received answers about the vehicle involved. "Turns out murder is legal in India," she said, expressing anger over the CCTV problems she said the family encountered while approaching the police. She has appealed to motorists and eyewitnesses who travelled through Naraina Flyover towards Mayapuri that morning to share dashcam footage or any information about the accident.

Prince usually reached home by 5.30 am after his night shift

According to Diya, Prince was returning to his home in Pitampura in scooty after completing his night shift in Gurgaon on October 24. According to his sister's appeal, he usually reached home between 5 am and 5.30 am.When he did not return as expected, Diya called him at 6.40 am. A policeman answered his phone and told her that Prince was critical.

Diya rushed to the hospital with her mother. When they reached there,…

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