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Bengaluru Woman Presses Accelerator Instead Of Brakes, SUV Crashes Into Kebab Centre; 3 Suffer Burns - VIDEO Viral

Mumbai: A woman allegedly pressed the accelerator instead of the brakes after feeling giddy while driving an SUV near Bannerghatta on the outskirts of Bengaluru, causing the vehicle to crash into a roadside kebab centre and injure three people. CCTV footage of the incident has surfaced showing exact moments when the SUV rammed into the kebab shop, injuring the workers. Speeding SUV crashes into a…

Bengaluru Woman Presses Accelerator Instead Of Brakes, SUV Crashes Into Kebab Centre; 3 Suffer Burns - VIDEO Viral

An SUV driven by Sajina Begum, wife of businessman Safrulla Abdul Aziz, crashed into a roadside kebab centre in Bengaluru on October 28. The woman allegedly pressed the accelerator instead of the brakes, causing the vehicle to speed out of control and ram into parked motorcycles before colliding with the eatery's counter. The collision spilled boiling oil onto the establishment, resulting in burn injuries to three people: Basavaraj, a worker, and customers Munikrishna and Manjesh.

The SUV was issued a notice by Bannerghatta police, and Begum was asked to appear before them. The incident occurred near Halevuru Kebab Centre on CK Palya Road in Hommadevanahalli. Begum reportedly felt giddy while approaching the kebab centre and mistakenly pressed the accelerator. She had previously promised to cover the medical and repair expenses for the injured parties, but failed to do so.

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