In the Mumbai hit-and-run case, the forensic report of Mihir Shah, who is accused of running over a woman, showed no traces of alcohol in his blood and urine samples. Shah was arrested 58 hours after the incident, which police believe allowed enough time for the alcohol to leave his system. Despite Shah's initial denial, he later confessed to consuming alcohol, corroborated by statements from bar owners and CCTV footage. The negative test results present a significant challenge for the police, who now have to rely on circumstantial evidence. Shah's father, a suspended Shiv Sena leader, and his driver were also implicated. The case has sparked concerns about justice for the victim's family, who fear Shah might easily secure bail given his influential background.