8 challans in July, no background check of accused: Shocking details emerge in Noida bus rape case
The bus ran for several kilometers unstopped before the accused left the girl in Delhi.
In the Noida bus gang-rape case, eight traffic challans that the accused bus had received in Uttar Pradesh during July have come to light, according to police. The charges primarily involved speeding, with one fine of ₹23,000 issued for operating the vehicle without a valid permit. The total cost of these challans was ₹54,000, reported PTI citing police.
The bus, which was bought in April and registered in Firozabad on April 28, did not have a verified background check for its accused drivers, Kuldeep and Sandeep, before they were hired, police sources told reporters.
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