The other three officers sustained minor injuries. Siddharth’s father Nand Kishore Maharia has said, "If i am in politics, why should my son suffer for it," he asked, adding that his son was not drunk according to doctors' report but the police has been charging him with sections which it ought not to. Though, he said that it was an unfortunate incident. Currently medical tests are being conducted to ascertain whether the two were under the influence of alcohol," said deputy commissioner of police (south) Manish Agarwal.

The incident took place at around 1.The car first hit an auto rickshaw and then a PCR van, the police said, the impact of the crash threw the three-wheeler 200 feet away from the site. His brother, Subhash Maharia, was a BJP MP and minister in the Vajpayee government who contested as an independent in the last Lok Sabha election after being denied a ticket. "An FIR has been lodged in this regard and after we receive the medical reports, the relevant sections of the IPC to apply will be decided. "The auto’s headlight was not on, and therefore, the driver couldn’t see it.50 am when Siddharth and his cousin Jayant were going to their house in Jalupura in a BMW 520D sedan.. Assistant sub-inspector Rajju Singh sustained head injuries. Both occupants have been detained.Meanwhile, Siddharth claimed he was not driving the car and denied being under the influence of alcohol. Siddharth’s father, Nand Kishore Maharia, is an independent MLA.Blaming the auto driver for the accident, Siddharth claimed that the car’s speed was not more than 50 km per hour.

It was the driver who was at the wheel," he said. "There were three persons in the car; my cousin Jayant, the driver and I. Four police officers were also injured in the accident. The police said that the car was driven by Siddharth Maharia, son of Sikar MLA Nand Kishore Maharia. The speeding car collided into an auto rickshaw, killing three people on the spot and injuring one, before ramming into a Police Control Room (PCR) van of the Ashok Nagar police station."Prima facie it appears that Siddharth was driving the car although more can be said only after further investigation. Blaming the auto driver for the accident, Siddharth claimed that the car’s speed was not more than 50 km per hour.

Chances are that the case will be registered under section 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder)," said Mr Agarwal. (Photo: PTI)Three people were killed and several others, including four police officers, were injured when a speeding BMW car rammed into China Auto Gas Springs Manufacturers an autorickshaw and a police van near St. Xavier’s School in Jaipur on Friday night. However, the police claimed that there were only two persons in the car, Siddharth and Jayant. When it collided the balloon (airbag) opened and nothing was visible and the car hit the PCR van, he said.A damaged BMW car driven by Siddhart Maharia ( inset) son of Rajasthan's MLA Nandkishore Maharia hit an autorickshaw and Police PCR van in Jaipur.