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DCP Car Hits Child, Elderly Man in Indore

A car with DCP nameplate hits child and elderly man, allegedly driven recklessly in Indore. Two policemen were inside.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Mon, 07 September 2026 at 05:00 am
DCP Car Hits Child, Elderly Man in Indore

A car bearing a DCP nameplate was allegedly driven recklessly in Indore, hitting a child on a bicycle and an elderly man on a scooter in the Pardeshipura area.

The incident occurred when the vehicle, allotted to the city's Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone 4), was moving in a zigzag manner, veering from one side of the road to the other and hitting vehicles along the way.

According to reports, two policemen were inside the car, which was reportedly coming from the Clerk Colony side when it first hit the boy riding a bicycle, causing him to fall on the road.

The driver allegedly continued without stopping, despite the accident.

A passerby on a motorcycle followed the car and recorded the incident, which showed the car heading via Kalash Square towards Bhandari Bridge, allegedly moving dangerously close to other vehicles.

Some people reportedly tried to stop the driver and ask him to drive carefully, but backed away after noticing the DCP nameplate.

At Bhandari Bridge, the car allegedly continued in the same manner and hit a scooter, causing the elderly rider to lose his balance and fall towards the footpath, reportedly suffering minor injuries.

There were allegations that the driver was under the influence of alcohol, but this has not been confirmed.

The car was reportedly allotted to DCP (Zone 4) Sunil Mehta and was returning to the DRP Line after dropping him at his residence on September 1, following his voluntary retirement, when the incident occurred.

After the video circulated on social media, senior officers assigned the investigation to RI Deepak Patil, who stated that the driver and the person accompanying him had been called to record their statements.

Patil also mentioned that they were trying to contact the person who was hit by the car so that appropriate action could be taken against the guilty.

The incident has raised concerns about the reckless driving of the car and the alleged involvement of the policemen.

The investigation is ongoing, and the authorities are yet to confirm the details of the incident.

The incident is a reminder of the need for responsible driving and the importance of following traffic rules.

It also highlights the need for accountability and action against those who engage in reckless behavior, regardless of their position or status.

In conclusion, the incident of the DCP car hitting a child and an elderly man in Indore is a serious matter that requires thorough investigation and appropriate action.

The authorities must ensure that those responsible are held accountable and that measures are taken to prevent such incidents in the future.

Frequently asked questions

What happened in the incident in Indore?

A car with a DCP nameplate hit a child on a bicycle and an elderly man on a scooter in the Pardeshipura area.

Who was the car allotted to?

The car was allotted to DCP (Zone 4) Sunil Mehta.

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