The Bengaluru site visitors police have recognized Kannada actress and actuality TV star Divya Suresh because the alleged driver of the automotive that knocked down three individuals on a bike within the Byatarayanapura space of the town within the early hours of October 4.
The authorized procedures for prosecuting the actress, who was a contestant on the Kannada version of the Bigg Boss actuality present, within the case have been initiated, the police mentioned.
In line with a police grievance filed on October 7 by the bike rider, Kiran G, 25, he was travelling together with his cousins Anusha and Anitha close to the Nithya Lodge in Byatarayanapura at round 1.30 am when an unknown dashing black automotive knocked his automobile down.
Whereas Kiran and Anusha, 24, suffered minor accidents as a result of accident, Anitha, 33, suffered a foul damage to her leg and needed to be taken to the BGS Hospital, the place her leg was discovered to be damaged, the grievance mentioned. The medical doctors at BGS prescribed surgical procedure to restore the leg, the grievance added.
In line with Kiran, he didn’t strategy the police till three days after the accident, as he was busy with Anitha’s medical therapy. The First Data Report (FIR), which was registered below sections for inflicting hazard to public life, famous that the automotive driver left the scene of the accident with out stopping.
Whereas the police grievance acknowledged that the accident concerned an unidentified black automotive pushed by a lady driver, the investigation based mostly on CCTV digicam footage close to the scene of the incident led the police to trace down the automobile as belonging to Suresh, who was additionally the driving force, mentioned a senior site visitors police officer for the Bengaluru west area.
“The matter is below additional investigation,” a police officer mentioned.
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Three years in the past, Suresh had introduced a hiatus from her social media account by citing accidents she had suffered in an accident.