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Navi Mumbai Banker Dies After Speeding Taxi Rams Autorickshaw At Sarsole Signal On Palm Beach Road

Navi Mumbai: A 36-year-old banker died after the autorickshaw she was travelling in was allegedly rammed by a speeding taxi at Sarsole Signal on Palm Beach Road in Nerul on Sunday. The deceased has been identified as Neha Rajivkumar Gupta, a resident of NRI Complex, Phase 2, Seawoods. Victim Was Returning Home After Duty According to police, Gupta was required to report for duty on Sunday at…

Navi Mumbai Banker Dies After Speeding Taxi Rams Autorickshaw At Sarsole Signal On Palm Beach Road

In a tragic incident near Sarsole Signal on Palm Beach Road in Navi Mumbai, a 36-year-old banker, Neha Rajivkumar Gupta, lost her life after being involved in a collision between an autorickshaw and a taxi. Gupta, a resident of NRI Complex, Phase 2, Seawoods, had reportedly returned home from work early on Sunday, as banks across the country were required to remain operational for special Sunday banking operations.

According to the Nerul police, Gupta was traveling in an autorickshaw when she collided with a taxi driven by Mobin Asif Sheikh, 35, from Mankhurd. The taxi was reportedly speeding and driving rashly at the time of the accident, which took place on the CBD lane near Sarsole Signal. The taxi carrying registration number MH-01-AT-3972 collided with the autorickshaw, causing Gupta severe injuries. She succumbed to her injuries at the hospital.

Nine individuals were injured in a separate accident involving an ST bus that allegedly suffered brake failure and rammed into three autos and cars near Belapur Ghat. The investigation into the taxi accident is being handled by API Nakul Nyamane, while the incident at Belapur Ghat is under investigation by the relevant authorities.

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