Teen driver behind SUV accident in Delhi's Dwarka ‘appeared to show no remorse’, says Juvenile Justice Board
19 February 20261 min read5 views
Six days later, on February 10, the JJB granted the 17-year-old interim bail to enable him to appear for his Class 10 board examinations.
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