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There is no sign of stopping the havoc caused by speeding vehicles on the roads of Delhi. Late on Saturday night, when people had come out to spend the weekend near Ambience Mall in South Delhi, a shocking incident happened. In Vasant Kunj area, a high-speed BMW car crushed three people walking on the footpath. This scene was so horrifying that the souls of the onlookers shuddered. This dazzling area now has the atmosphere of police sirens and running around of the hospital. What happened on Saturday night? The incident happened right in front of the famous Ambience Mall of South-West Delhi. According to eyewitnesses, a Himachal Pradesh (HP) number BMW car was coming at a very high speed. The speed of the car was so high that the driver could not control it. Within no time, the car slipped off the road and went straight onto the footpath. Three people walking there, who perhaps had no idea that death was about to touch them, got hit by the car. The collision was so strong that people fell several meters away. As soon as the screams were heard, the people nearby ran for help and informed the police. The three people injured in the accident were immediately admitted to the nearest hospital. Doctors say that his condition is very serious and at present he has been kept under observation. It is not yet clear who the injured were and where they were from, the police is trying to identify them. Driver arrested, alcohol angle also investigated. Police reached the spot and took the BMW driver into custody. The vehicle has also been seized, which will now be sent for forensic examination. The biggest question in the minds of Delhiites is whether the driver was drunk? Alcohol is often a major factor in such high-profile accidents that happen at night. Police is also investigating in this direction. CCTV footage of the area is being scrutinized to clarify who was at fault and how the car went out of control. This accident once again reminds us how important it is to be alert on the road, even if you are on the footpath.