Mumbai Tragedy: Amravati Couple Comes To Sell Flowers For Diwali, Loses 3-Year-Old Daughter In Kandivali Hit-And-Run Just 2 Days Later
Mumbai: A family that came to the city from Amravati to sell flowers for Diwali lost their three-year-old daughter in a hit-and-run accident near Kandivali Metro Station signal on November 4, just two days after reaching Mumbai. Also Watch: The child, Soyna Pawar, was crossing the road around 7.30 pm when a speeding white car struck her, throwing her into the air before she landed on the road,…
Mumbai: A family from Amravati journeyed to the city to sell flowers for Diwali, only to lose their three-year-old daughter just two days later in a hit-and-run incident near Kandivali Metro Station. The young victim, Soyna Pawar, was crossing the street around 7:30 pm when a white car struck her, leaving her in critical condition.
The driver fled the scene without assistance. Soyna's father, Rajesh Pawar, 30, placed a lunchbox near the signal to eat, unaware his daughter was crossing from the opposite direction. Her lifeless body was rushed to a hospital, where doctors pronounced her dead. Charkop police registered a case of death due to negligence against the unknown driver, whose identity remains unknown due to blurred CCTV footage.
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