BEST Driver Caught Purchasing Alcohol During Duty Amid Kurla Bus Tragedy Probe. Watch video
BEST Driver Caught Purchasing Alcohol During Duty Amid Kurla Bus Tragedy Probe. Watch video
In the midst of the investigation into the tragic Kurla BEST bus accident that resulted in seven fatalities, a disturbing video has emerged showing a BEST bus driver allegedly buying alcohol while on duty. This incident reportedly took place in the Versova area of Andheri West and was recorded on video.
ππππΉπΈπ | A shocking video has surfaced, showing a BEST bus driver buying liquor from a shop in Andheri West and bringing it onto the bus. The incident has raised serious concerns about the safety of passengers and the conduct of BEST drivers. The video shows the driverβ¦ pic.twitter.com/ujyAzmQ91w
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The footage, shared on X by a user named Raj Maji, shows the driver stopping an air-conditioned BEST bus on route A-259, which runs between Gorai Depot and Andheri Railway Station, outside a liquor shop. While passengers remained on board, the driver was seen leaving the bus, purchasing liquor, and then returning with it.
ππππΉπΈπ | A shocking CCTV footage from inside the BEST bus involved in the Kurla bus accident has surfaced, showing the chaotic moments before and after the crash. The video captures a normal scene inside the bus, with the conductor issuing tickets to passengers, before theβ¦ pic.twitter.com/zMWFzngZj4
— βππ ππππ (@Rajmajiofficial) December 11, 2024
After the video surfaced, MNS leader Sandesh Desai addressed the Kurla accident in another video, drawing parallels with the recent incident. Desai questioned the authorities about what actions they would take against such irresponsible conduct.
The authorities are looking into the Kurla incident thoroughly, exploring potential causes such as brake failure or human error. The driver of the bus involved, Sanjay More, has been arrested and charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder. More appeared in court on Tuesday and has been remanded to police custody until December 21 for further investigations.
These events have raised concerns about the safety and accountability measures in Mumbai’s public transport systems, highlighting the urgent need for stricter oversight to prevent future tragedies.
