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Lamborghini crash: Tobacco baron's son named in FIR after outrage, Opposition mulls no-trust motion against Om Birla
UPDATED: Feb 9, 2026 19:00 IST
This edition of 5 Live focusses on a high-speed Lamborghini crash in Kanpur involving Shivam Mishra, son of tobacco tycoon KK Mishra. The luxury vehicle struck pedestrians and multiple cars, injuring six people. Although initial reports cited an unknown driver, India Today coverage led to Mishra being named in the FIR. Video evidence shows a bouncer pulling Mishra from the driver's seat, contradicting legal claims.
Amid ruckus and adjournments, the Opposition is mulling bringing a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. However, they do not have the numbers in Lok Sabha. The programme also examines a neonatal death in an unauthorised Kanpur NICU and a shooting at a Punjab law college. Further segments address the reduction of NEET PG eligibility cut-offs to zero percentile due to 18,000 vacant seats, sparking concerns over medical standards. Additional coverage includes legal challenges for Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, the rise of VVIP-related accidents in Mumbai, and the global reception of the film Dhurandhar.
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