India, Feb. 12 -- The probe into Kanpur's high-profile Lamborghini crash took a fresh turn on Wednesday after one Mohan, the alleged designated driver of the luxury sports car, claimed that he and not tobacco baron KK Mishra's son Shivam Mishra was behind the wheel when the vehicle rammed into pedestrians on VIP Road, even as police maintained that evidence clearly establishes Shivam as the driver.

Speaking to reporters outside a court here on Wednesday, Mohan said he lost control of the car when Shivam, who was on the adjacent seat, suffered a sudden seizure moments before the accident.

"I was driving the car when the accident happened. Suddenly, he had a seizure and fell on me. I got scared and was trying to hold him with one hand. Th...