BMW Racer Ishan’s Bail Rejected Again by Chandigarh Court

Chandigarh : In a high-profile case that has captured public attention, the Chandigarh District Court has once again denied bail to BMW car racer Ishan, who is accused of hitting a police constable at a speed of 180 km/h. The incident occurred earlier this year and led to severe injuries to the on-duty constable. Ishan had applied for bail for the second time, but the court rejected the plea, citing that the investigation is still incomplete and granting bail at this stage could interfere with the process of justice.

According to the case details, Ishan was reportedly racing his high-end BMW car on one of the main roads of Chandigarh when he rammed into a police constable on duty. The constable was said to be performing routine traffic checks when the car came speeding towards him, leaving him critically injured. The initial reports claimed that the vehicle was moving at approximately 180 kilometers per hour, an allegation that raised significant public outrage and concern over road safety violations by affluent individuals.

The prosecution argued that Ishan has not been fully cooperative with the investigators and that his release could influence witnesses or tamper with crucial evidence. The defense, on the other hand, claimed that Ishan had no intention to cause harm and that the incident was a tragic accident, not a deliberate act. They also argued that the accused has a clean record and should be allowed bail on humanitarian grounds. However, the court maintained that the seriousness of the charges and the incomplete investigation warranted continued custody.

This case has triggered strong reactions across social media, with many users demanding stricter action against reckless driving and leniency often shown to the wealthy. It has also sparked a broader debate about road safety regulations, enforcement of speed limits, and accountability of high-performance vehicle owners. Authorities have assured the public that the case will be investigated thoroughly and justice will be served.

The next hearing has been scheduled for a later date, and until then, Ishan will remain in judicial custody. The case continues to be a matter of public interest, especially in light of growing concerns about road rage and traffic law violations in urban India…..