Andhra Medical Student Brain Dead After Drunk Youths Ram Scooty in Hit-and-Run

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A medical student in Andhra Pradesh was declared brain dead after two allegedly intoxicated young men crashed their car into a scooty carrying medical students. The accused, identified as Suravarapu Daswanth and Andrew Joseph Edwards, were arrested by police following the incident. Before the crash, the duo had reportedly been denied entry to a mall due to their visibly drunk condition. Authorities have initiated legal proceedings against both individuals for their reckless behaviour that led to the fatal accident.

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