Kanpur Lamborghini crash: No need to question tobacco baron KK Mishra's son Shivam Mishra anymore, says IO
Times of India
by TOI CITY DESKFebruary 15, 2026
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Police investigating the high-profile Lamborghini crash in Kanpur have concluded that there is no need for further interrogation of accused Shivam Kumar Mishra. The investigating officer stated that all necessary questioning was completed during his initial arrest and court appearance. Mishra, the son of tobacco businessman KK Mishra, was arrested at 8:50 am on Thursday and produced before a Kanpur court within just 70 minutes, raising questions about the speed of the legal process.
According to police records, Mishra submitted all required documents related to the Lamborghini sports car involved in the crash. The investigating officer declined to comment on the sequence of events but confirmed that evidence is being collected and a chargesheet will be filed soon. Mishra was granted bail by the court hours after his arrest, with conditions requiring him to cooperate fully with the investigation.
The crash occurred on VIP Road in Kanpur, injuring several pedestrians and drawing significant attention due to Mishra's high-profile background. The case has sparked curiosity about how legal formalities were completed so quickly and whether justice will be served fairly. This incident highlights the ongoing concerns over road safety and accountability for wealthy individuals involved in such incidents.
The outcome of this investigation could set a precedent for similar cases, influencing public perception of law enforcement priorities and judicial fairness. As the case unfolds, it remains a focal point for those interested in global legal and safety issues.
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Originally published on Times of India on 2/15/2026