Nishith Narayana Was Travelling At 146 Kmph
Hyderabad: Two weeks after the death of AP minister’s son Nishith Narayana, Hyderabad traffic police have found that the Mercedes Benz he was travelling in, was at 146 kmph when it crashed into a Metro pillar at Jubilee Hills.
On May 10, Andhra Pradesh Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MAUD) Minister P. Narayana's son, Nishit Narayana, and his friend Kamani Raja Ravichandra died after their car crashed into a metro pillar.
According to CCTV footage of the accident and the distance between the two Metro pillars, the offcials estimated the speed of the Mercedes Benz. “We analyzed the CCTV footage and found out the speed of the vehicle by calculating the distance between the two pillars. The distance was 75 feet and it took only 0.56 seconds for the vehicle to cover that distance. From this we concluded the SUV must have been moving at 146 km/hr,” a senior official of Hyderabad traffic police said. However, experts said it was not possible to travel at that high a speed on Road Number 36.
On the day of the accident, Nishith had attended a meeting at the Narayana Central Office in Melange Towers in Madhapur. The meeting reportedly started on Tuesday evening and ended by 1.30 am, after which Nishit, along with his friend, left for his Jubilee Hills house.
