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The recent BMW crash in Mumbai’s Worli area has left the city in shock and despair, as a tragic incident claimed the life of 45-year-old Kaveri Nakhava. The heart-wrenching story unfolded early in the morning when Kaveri and her husband Pradeep Nakhava, residents of Worli’s Koliwada area, were on their way to buy fish. A speeding BMW crashed into their scooter from behind, throwing the couple into the air. While Pradeep suffered minor injuries, Kaveri was tragically dragged by the car and later declared dead upon reaching the hospital.
The emotional turmoil of the situation was evident when Pradeep Nakhava, still reeling from the shock of losing his wife, expressed his distress to the media. He lamented the injustice of the situation, stating that those involved in the accident were ‘big people’ and insinuating that he and his family would not receive justice. With tears in his eyes, Pradeep shared his anguish, ‘I have two children, what will I do? These are big people, nobody will do anything, we will suffer.’
The gravity of the tragedy was further emphasized by the involvement of Rajesh Shah, a local leader of Shiv Sena (Shinde) in Palghar, as the owner of the car. The police have detained Rajesh Shah and his son, 24-year-old Mihir Shah, suspected to be in the car at the time of the accident. The accused driver, allegedly under the influence of alcohol, has been held accountable for the incident, which has sparked outrage and demands for justice.
In the wake of this heartbreaking incident, Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has assured that no one will be spared, emphasizing that the law is equal for all. He pledged a thorough investigation and strict action against those responsible for the tragedy. The incident serves as a grim reminder of the consequences of reckless driving and the devastating impact it can have on innocent lives. As the authorities delve into the details of the case, the victims’ families and the community at large await justice and closure in the face of an irreparable loss.
