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<\/div>\nKANPUR: CCTV footage capturing the aftermath of the Lamborghini crash that shook Kanpur\u2019s VIP Road on Sunday has surfaced, offering a glimpse into the chaotic scene following the accident involving Shivam Mishra, son of tobacco tycoon K K Mishra. The luxury sports car, a Lamborghini Revuelto worth over Rs 10 crore, reportedly went out of control in the city\u2019s Gwaltoli area, hitting pedestrians and ramming into parked vehicles. <\/p>\n Kanpur: UP Businessman\u2019s Son Crashes Speeding Lamborghini Into Vehicles, Injures Pedestrians<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n While the footage does not clearly show the car in speed, it shows the immediate aftermath: a crowd gathering around the accident site, traffic at a standstill on both sides, and bouncers stepping out of the vehicle to get an account of situation.Eyewitnesses described panic as the car collided with an autorickshaw and a parked motorcycle, leaving at least one pedestrian injured.Police confirmed that the Lamborghini, bearing a Delhi registration, was initially seized and an FIR registered under sections covering reckless driving, negligence, and endangering life. Preliminary investigations indicate that Mishra was behind the wheel when the car first hit an autorickshaw, accelerated near a turn, and then struck a motorcycle owned by Vishal Tripathi, who was nearby. Pedestrian Taufiq, a resident of Chaman Ganj Ghosiyana, sustained injuries while trying to escape and was sent for medical examination.In a surprising turn, Mishra\u2019s lawyer, Mrityunjay Kumar, claimed on Tuesday that his client was not driving the Lamborghini at the time of the crash. According to him, the car was being driven by Mohan, a designated driver employed by the Mishra family. \u201cThe car was being driven by the driver, not by Shivam Mishra. We will present the facts and evidence before the court,\u201d Kumar said, stressing the incident should be treated as an accident rather than a criminal offence.However, Kanpur police have rejected the claim, citing CCTV footage, eyewitness accounts, and other evidence that place Mishra at the wheel. Commissioner of Police Raghubir Lal told news agency PTI, \u201cAvailable evidence and eyewitness statements corroborate Mishra\u2019s presence at the driver\u2019s seat. FIRs may sometimes contain incomplete details initially, but investigation confirms his involvement.\u201dSenior officers also referred to videos showing bystanders and rescuers pulling a man, identified as Mishra, from the car immediately after the impact. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Central) Atul Kumar Srivastava added, \u201cCCTV footage from the site identifies the person pulled out of the vehicle as Shivam Mishra. Arguments made by counsel will not affect our probe. All facts will be placed before the court if required.\u201dPolice teams visited Mishra\u2019s Arya Nagar residence to serve notice but could not establish contact. The FIR, initially naming an unidentified driver, was updated to include Shivam Mishra as the accused, and the Lamborghini has been seized for forensic examination.The incident, which took place around 3:15 pm in the upscale Gwaltoli area, has sparked public outrage over reckless driving and perceived elite impunity. Following the crash, SHO Santosh Gaur was removed from his post. Shivam Mishra, 35, is the son of K K Mishra, owner of Banshidhar Exports Pvt Ltd, a firm recently under scrutiny by the Income Tax department for tax-related matters.(With agency inputs)<\/span><\/div>\n\n