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'Who Will Call Us Papa & Mummy Now?': Parents Of 8-Year-Old Run Over In Bandra By Woman Nutritionist Cry Inconsolably; Seek Justice

Mumbai: The grieving parents of eight-year-old Ansh Gupta, who was allegedly run over by an SUV driven by 45-year-old nutritionist Megha Rawal in Bandra West, broke down while seeking justice for their only child. Videos that have surfaced online show Ansh's parents crying inconsolably as relatives try to comfort them following the tragedy on Sunday. His father, Arvind Gupta, was also seen with…

'Who Will Call Us Papa & Mummy Now?': Parents Of 8-Year-Old Run Over In Bandra By Woman Nutritionist Cry Inconsolably; Seek Justice

Mumbai: The parents of eight-year-old Ansh Gupta, who was tragically killed after being run over by an SUV in Bandra, are inconsolable as they seek justice for their son. Videos circulating online show Ansh's parents, Arvind and his wife, tearfully appealing for justice while relatives attempt to console them.

On Sunday, August 30, Ansh was crossing a road near Mount Mary Church in Bandra West when he was struck by the vehicle. His father, Arvind Gupta, tearfully recounted how his only child was walking along the side of the road when the car hit him. The grieving parents are demanding justice, with Ansh's father pleading, "Who will call us Papa and Mummy now? We want justice."

An eyewitness reported that the 45-year-old nutritionist, Megha Rawal, was allegedly on her phone at the time of the accident and was driving at a high speed. Rawal was arrested following the incident and is currently in police custody. Police are investigating the circumstances of the crash, including the possibility that Rawal may have been using her phone while driving. The registration number of the SUV involved is 24BH0455B.

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