Goa Thar Crash Accused's Mom: "Son Wasn't Drunk, Man Who Died Had Heart Attack"

In a tragic incident in Goa, 19-year-old Shaurya Goyal has been accused of driving a rented Mahindra Thar that collided with a Hyundai i20, resulting in the death of a passenger. Goyal's mother has come forward to defend her son, asserting that he was not under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash. She further claimed that the deceased, who suffered fatal injuries during the accident, had a pre-existing heart condition which contributed to his death. This assertion raises questions about the circumstances surrounding the incident, which has captured public attention and sparked discussions about road safety and driver accountability in India. As investigations continue, authorities are examining all aspects of the case, including eyewitness accounts and potential medical records of the deceased. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges of traffic safety in popular tourist destinations like Goa, where the influx of visitors often leads to increased road accidents. The Goyal family is reportedly cooperating with law enforcement, as the legal proceedings unfold in an effort to clarify the events that led to this unfortunate tragedy.
Originally reported by NDTV India News. Read original article
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