Gill, Jaiswal propel India to 314/4 at lunch on Day 4
Rajkot (PTI): Yashasvi Jaiswal's unbeaten 149 and Shubman Gill's classy 91 powered India to 314 for 4 at lunch on day 4 of the third Test against England, extending the current overall lead to 440.
Resuming at 196 for 2, India lost the wickets of Gill, who missed out on a century and night-watchman Kuldeep Yadav (27).
Jaiswal, who hit 11 fours and seven sixes, had retired hurt at 104 on Saturday due to back spasms. He returned on day 4 and was at the crease along with Sarfaraz Khan (22) during the break with India leading by 440 runs.
For England, Rehan Ahmed (1/64) picked up one wicket on Sunday, while Joe Root (1/80) and Tom Hartley (1/78) were the other wicket takers.
Brief scores: India: 445 and 314 for 4 in 82 overs (Yashasvi Jaiswal 149 batting, Shubman Gill 91; Rehan Ahmed 1/64)
England 1st innings: 319.
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Pune Porsche crash: Mother of accused teen walks out of jail days after SC grants interim bail
Pune (PTI): The mother of a 17-year-old boy involved in the Pune Porsche crash, in which two persons lost their lives, walked out of jail on Saturday, four days after the Supreme Court granted her interim bail.
She is the first among the 10 accused arrested in the alleged blood sample-swapping case to be released on bail.
The others in custody include the teenager's father, Sassoon Hospital doctors Ajay Taware and Shrihari Halnor, hospital staffer Atul Ghatkamble, two middlemen, and three others.
A Porsche allegedly driven by a 17-year-old boy in an inebriated state fatally knocked down two IT professionals on a two-wheeler in Pune's Kalyani Nagar in the early hours of May 19 last year.
The boy's mother is accused of swapping her blood sample with that of her son to conceal his inebriation at the time of the accident.
While granting the mother interim bail, the Supreme Court had directed a Pune court to set the bail conditions. Accordingly, the district and sessions court heard arguments from both sides on Friday.
Special public prosecutor Shishir Hiray represented the state, while advocates Angad Gill and Dhvani Shah appeared for the woman.
Advocate Hiray said, "We sought conditions such as barring her from staying in Pune district, a passport seizure, mandatory police station attendance, and keeping her mobile location on at all times."
Additional sessions judge Amol Shinde, however, rejected the prosecution's plea to restrict her from staying in Pune but accepted other conditions.
The defence lawyers opposed the condition of her staying out of Pune, citing her husband's custody and the need for her presence in the city to assist in the legal proceedings. They also objected to the proposed Rs 5 lakh surety and daily police station visits.
"We argued that since the chargesheet has been filed and no recovery is pending from her, such strict conditions are unwarranted," the defence counsel said.
The court accepted the arguments and imposed standard bail conditions, including a personal bond of Rs 1 lakh, submission of her passport to the investigating officer, mandatory mobile tower location sharing, and a ban on leaving India without court permission.
The court has also barred the woman from disclosing her identity for three months and asked her to report to the police station every Wednesday.
