Mumbai Coastal Road BMW Crash: Old Video Of Deceased Shanay Gajjar Arguing During Road Rage Incident Surfaces
Mumbai: A previous complaint alleging rash driving has surfaced in connection with the BMW involved in the fatal Mumbai Coastal Road crash that claimed three lives and left another person seriously injured. A video of the earlier incident has also emerged online, purportedly showing deceased BMW driver Shanay Gajjar being confronted by a couple over his driving.
A video showing deceased BMW driver Shanay Gajjar (21) arguing with a couple after being accused of rash driving has resurfaced in connection with the tragic Mumbai Coastal Road crash. The heated exchange, which includes abusive language from both sides, allegedly occurred when the couple accused Gajjar of driving recklessly and even suggested he may have been drunk.
Gajjar's confrontation with the couple escalated when one tried to pull him out of the vehicle. In the video, Gajjar appears to pull back on the door of the car, objecting to the couple's attempt to touch his vehicle.
The BMW, in which Gajjar was driving, was later involved in a fatal crash on the Mumbai Coastal Road early Sunday morning, killing three passengers and seriously injuring another. The vehicle was reportedly traveling at around 120 kmph before the crash, exceeding the 80 kmph speed limit on the main carriageway. Police are investigating the circumstances and suspect the speed based on the impact and the momentum of the vehicle. However, the exact speed is still under assessment through technical reports.
The deceased in the crash were identified as Gajjar, Aditya Jakasnia, 19, and Dhairya Sheth, 17. Passenger Aditya Oswal, 20, survived but suffered serious injuries. CCTV footage of the fatal accident shows the BMW traveling along the elevated road before hitting a railing and plunging onto the road below. The video has since gone viral on social media, raising concerns over speeding and road safety on the Coastal Road.
Police have registered an accidental death case in connection with the crash and are continuing their investigation, expecting to file an FIR after further examination of evidence.
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