Palghar: Woman dies after her stole gets entangled in motorbike wheel

A 27yearold woman riding pillion on a motorbike died after her dupatta stole got entangled in a wheel of the twowheeler in Maharashtras Palghar district police said on TuesdayThe incident took place on Sunday morning when Pratima Yadav from Kandivali in neighbouring Mumbai was returning with her husband after visiting a temple in Vasai area here an official from Naigaon police station told PTIHer stole got entangled in the motorbike wheel near Bapane village on a highway She got strangulated and fell down from the twowheeler the official saidThe woman received severe injuries and was rushed to a local hospital where doctors declared her brought dead the police saidThe body was sent to a government hospital for postmortem they addedMeanwhile in the early hours of Sunday a severe collision occurred on the BandraWorli Sea Link resulting in severe injuries to a woman The incident involved a 19yearold driver of a Mercedes colliding with the car in which the injured woman and her friend were travelling The impact of the collision was so intense that the SUV in which the woman was travelling spun around twice before she was thrown out of the car The accused driver has been apprehended by the Worli policeAlso read Mumbai Never criticised Sharad Pawar but wasnrsquot wrong either says Maha Cooperation Minister Dilip WalsePatilThe accident took place at around 445 am Deepak Kasture a Goregaon resident had attended a party in Santacruz and was returning home with his friend Anjali Agarwal who lived in Worli As they were passing poll numbers 105 and 106 on the BandraWorli Sea Link a speeding vehicle crashed into the rear of Kastures carKasture described the impact as incredibly severe causing their Kia car to spin twice on the road After the car came to a halt he realized that Anjali was no longer inside the vehicle While Kasture and his driver remained unharmed Anjali was found lying on the road bleeding Passersby stopped to help and an ambulance was called to transport Anjali to Bhabha Hospital in Bandra She was later shifted to Hinduja HospitalThe vehicle responsible for the collision had the registration number MH04FA0783 The Worli police alerted by the Sea Link security personnel arrived at the scene and discovered that the occupants of the vehicle had fled CCTV footage revealed a young man and woman fleeing the scene prompting a search operation that led to the arrest of the male suspect identified as Jay BansodeAccording to the police Jay a resident of Bhayander was driving his female friend to Peder Road On the Sea Link he accelerated his automatic car and attempted to overtake Kastures car resulting in the collisionWorli police has charged Jay Bansode under various sections of the Indian Penal Code including rash driving causing hurt by endangering others safety and causing grievous hurt by endangering others safety Additionally he faces charges under the Motor Vehicle Act The police has arrested him in connection with the incident Agencies