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Chennai man held for allowing teen son to drive, causing death by negligence

A 42-year-old man from Pulianthope was arrested for allowing his teenage son to ride a two-wheeler and causing an accident leading to the death of a person

Published on: Jul 07, 2026 12:52 PM IST
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A 42-year-old man from Pulianthope here was arrested for allegedly allowing his teenage son to ride a two-wheeler and causing an accident leading to the death of a person, police said on Tuesday.

In a statement, the Greater Chennai Traffic Police has appealed to motorists to drive responsibly and strictly adhere to traffic rules, and respect the value of human lives. (Representational Photo/ PTI)
In a statement, the Greater Chennai Traffic Police has appealed to motorists to drive responsibly and strictly adhere to traffic rules, and respect the value of human lives. (Representational Photo/ PTI)

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Madhura, 54, succumbed to her injuries on July 4 at the Government Stanley Medical College Hospital, after the 17-year-old boy, riding a motorcycle, knocked her down while she was cycling on Pulianthope High Road on June 28, police said.

The boy's father, Amirjan of Pulianthope, was arrested on July 5 for allowing his underage son to ride the two-wheeler and was remanded, the police official said.

In a statement, the Greater Chennai Traffic Police has appealed to motorists to drive responsibly and strictly adhere to traffic rules, and respect the value of human lives.

 
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