A Sessions Court in Kochi has rejected the bail pleas of all four accused in the Nedumbassery Mini Cooper crash case, including prime accused Suhail Sajeev, after considering the prosecution’s arguments against their release.
The four accused had approached the Sessions Court after the Angamaly Magistrate Court earlier rejected their bail pleas. The latest order keeps all four accused in custody as proceedings in the case continue.
The crash occurred at around 1.45 am on October 11 on the Nedumbassery airport road in Kochi. According to the report, a speeding Mini Cooper allegedly driven by Sajeev rammed into a scooter carrying three people.
All three people travelling on the scooter died in the collision. The case has drawn attention to the risks posed by speeding on an important airport-linked road, where late-night traffic and high vehicle speeds can make serious crashes especially difficult to prevent.
The prosecution opposed the release of the accused, and the court accepted those arguments while rejecting the bail pleas. The supplied report does not provide details of the specific conditions cited by the prosecution or the court’s full reasoning.
The legal development follows the earlier rejection of bail by the Angamaly Magistrate Court. With the Sessions Court also declining bail, the four accused will remain subject to the ongoing criminal proceedings. Further action will depend on the investigation and subsequent court process.
