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Bio/Wiki
Full Name	Shivam Kumar Mishra
Profession	Businessman
Famous for	Being son of KK Mishra
Physical Stats
Height (approx.)	5′ 8″ (173 cm)
Weight (approx.)	65 Kg (143 lbs)
Body Measurements (approx.)	– Chest: 40 inches – Waist: 32 inches – Biceps: 12 inches
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Black
Politics
Personal Life
Birthplace	Delhi, India
Nationality	Indian
Hometown	Delhi
Religion	Hinduism
Family
Parents	Father– Krishan Kumar (KK) Mishra (Tobacco Businessman)
Style Quotient
Car Collection	• Rolls Royce • Lamborghini

Some Lesser Known Facts About Shivam Mishra

• Shivam Mishra was born in a rich Indian family, as his father, KK Mishra, is a businessman.

• He later became executive director of his father’s tobacco company.

• In 2024, Shivam Mishra came into public view after the Income Tax Department conducted searches linked to Banshidhar Exports Pvt Ltd.

• The Income Tax investigation involved searches across Kanpur, Mumbai, Delhi and Gujarat, covering multiple offices and residential premises.

• The investigation was triggered after authorities found discrepancies between the declared income of Rs 20–25 crore and the reported turnover of Rs 100–150 crore.

• During the 2024 raids, the Income Tax teams seized Rs 4.5 crore in cash, followed by the recovery of Rs 7 crore in cash, jewellery and assets.

• Reports stated Shivam Mishra lived in Vasant Vihar, Delhi, owning multiple luxury vehicles worth about Rs 50 crore, all bearing the number 4018.
  

  Shivam Mishra showing off his cars

• On 8 February 2026, at approximately 3:15 PM, a Lamborghini was driven at high speed near Rev-3 Mall, Gwaltoli area, Kanpur.

• The Lamborghini first hit an auto-rickshaw, then rammed into a parked Royal Enfield motorcycle, throwing the rider nearly 10 feet.

• The car mounted the motorcycle, dragged it briefly, crashed into an electric pole, and then climbed onto the footpath.

• The Lamborghini struck pedestrians standing nearby, leaving at least six people injured, including bystanders and road users.
  

  Shivam Mishra’s Lamborghini car at the accident site

• Mohammad Taufiq, a resident of Yamunaganj, suffered serious leg injuries, while other victims sustained fractures and wounds.

• Injured persons were taken to the hospital, where Mohammad Taufiq’s condition was later reported to be stable by doctors.

• Videos from the accident site showed Shivam Mishra being pulled out from the driver’s seat by private bouncers.

• Shivam Mishra was taken away from the scene in another vehicle within minutes, as seen in multiple viral recordings.

• On 8 February 2026, Gwaltoli Police Station registered an FIR mentioning only the Lamborghini and listing the driver as “unknown.”

• The initial FIR did not name any accused despite video evidence clearly showing a person being removed from the vehicle.

• Public criticism grew after the videos circulated, questioning the delay in naming the driver and the handling of the FIR.

• Shivam Mishra’s medical examination was not conducted at the accident site by police officials.

• His family claimed he suffered a seizure while driving and had similar medical episodes for the past six months.

• According to bouncers, Shivam Mishra was taken to the hospital after allegedly suffering a medical emergency.

• On 9 February 2026, Shivam Mishra’s lawyer, Mrityunjay Kumar, stated that Shivam was not driving the Lamborghini.

• The lawyer claimed the vehicle was being driven by Shivam Mishra’s driver, Mohan, and described the case as an accident.

• The lawyer said court proceedings and bail hearing would be held, asserting no case was made against Shivam Mishra.

• On 9 February 2026, Kanpur Police Commissioner Raghubir Lal addressed the case during a press conference.

• The Commissioner stated police investigation confirmed Shivam was driving the car at the time of the accident. He said Shivam was pulled out of the vehicle by bouncers immediately after the crash.

• DCP (Central) Atul Kumar Srivastava confirmed the accident occurred around 3:15 PM near Rev-3 Mall. Police seized the Lamborghini, a limited-edition model valued at approximately Rs 12 crore, as part of the investigation.

• After the vehicle was brought to the police station, it was covered with a sheet due to crowd control concerns.

• Victims’ families and locals alleged misbehaviour by private bouncers inside the police station without police intervention.

• Following public outrage, police updated the FIR and officially named Shivam Mishra as the accused driver.

• The inspector in charge of the Gwaltoli police station was attached to police lines after prima facie negligence was found.