In relation to the death of Yuvraj Mehta, 27, who drowned when his SUV slid into a water-filled trench constructed for construction, a builder has been taken into custody. One of the proprietors of Wishtown Planners Pvt Ltd, Abhay Kumar, was taken into custody by the police on Tuesday. While Manish Kumar, the other owner, is being sought. Noida Techie Death isn’t the first accident in the location.
In Noida’s Sector 150, a 20-foot-deep pit was excavated in 2021 to build a mall’s basement. But it had been filled with water since the following year. Following Mehta’s passing, his father filed a first information report (FIR) against Lotus Greens and Wishtown planners and the Grihapravesh group in 2019-20 with the Noida Authority’s consent.
What exactly happened?
Late on Friday, Yuvraj Mehta, a 27-year-old software engineer, was returning home from work. It was that moment when his usual trip took a deadly turn. Mehta drowned in Noida after his car plunged into a water-filled trench, despite hours of rescue efforts.
Noida Techie death case
Mehta, a 27-year-old Gurugram worker, was driving home to Sector 150 on the evening of January 16 when his car slid into a deep, water-filled pit close to an under-construction site. Despite calling for help for almost two hours, he passed away.
“The man died,” A truck driver who survived the almost same accident a while ago said. “How many more people would die? There isn’t any sign or a barrier. The administration bears accountability. An excavator would have arrived in a matter of minutes if the management wanted it.
CM Yogi Adityanath ordered the creation of a three-member SIT to look into the circumstances surrounding Mehta’s death after the accident. Additionally, a formal complaint has been filed against two real estate developers for their negligence-related fatality.
CM Adityanath instructed officials to locate accident-prone areas throughout Uttar Pradesh. Wanted to make sure that remedial measures are promptly put into place in addition to the SIT inquiry. He emphasized that every effort should be made to stop similar tragedies from happening anywhere in the state.
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