Congress leader's 21-year-old grandson held for drunk driving in Hyderabad

When the police conducted a drunk and drive test, Dhruv showed a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 150/100 mg
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Congress leader K Keshava Rao’s grandson, Vashisht Dhruv (21), was apprehended by Banjara Hills police on Sunday for allegedly driving under the influence of liquor, and ramming a minivan. Dhruv is the son of Viplav Kumar.

The accused, along with his friend, were coming from KBR Park to Jubilee Hills when he hit a cylinder-laden minivan in the rear. The vehicles were damaged, but no casualties were reported from the incident, stated a report by The New Indian Express.

When the police conducted a drunk and drive test, Dhruv showed a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 150/100 mg. A case has been filed and an investigation is underway.

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