Police are reviewing prior cases linked to the 21-year-old BMW driver.
Reports say he had earlier complaints involving a drunken brawl and rash driving.
The luxury car also had pending e-challans for speeding and traffic violations.
Police are awaiting blood reports to check whether the driver was intoxicated.
One survivor remains hospitalized with multiple fractures.
Another report says the crash led to a case of death by negligence.
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The reporting broadly agrees that investigators are examining the driver’s earlier complaints after the fatal Mumbai Coastal Road crash. It also agrees that police are still waiting on reports that could clarify whether intoxication was involved.
What remains unsettled is the full role of alleged intoxication and how investigators will interpret the earlier complaints. The final account could change if the awaited reports or police findings add new detail.
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The neutral coverage focuses on the crash investigation and the driver’s earlier record rather than drawing a broader conclusion. It says police found two prior police cases tied to dangerous driving and an alleged drunken brawl. Another report mentions complaints at Bandra and Gamdevi police stations and says officers are still piecing together the circumstances of the crash. The reporting also notes that one survivor was hospitalized and that police are awaiting further reports.
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The Hindustan Times reports that police investigating a fatal BMW crash on Mumbai's Coastal Road discovered the deceased 21-year-old driver, Shanay Falgun Gajjar, was previously booked for a drunken brawl outside a Bandra pub and a rash driving incident in Breach Candy. The report details that the luxury vehicle had pending e-challans for speeding and traffic violations. Police stated they are currently awaiting blood reports to determine if the driver was intoxicated during Sunday's crash, which also left one survivor hospitalized with multiple fractures.
The Times of India reports that the 21-year-old student driving the BMW that plunged from the Mumbai Coastal Road flyover, Shanay Gajjar, had faced two prior police cases for dangerous driving and an alleged drunken brawl. According to the publication, Tardeo police registered a case for causing death by negligence following the fatal accident that killed three youths from Ahmedabad. Police and eyewitness accounts noted the vehicle was speeding, and officers are investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash while awaiting further reports.
Gujarat Samachar reports that previous complaints of rash driving had been registered against 21-year-old Shanay Gajjar, who died when his BMW plunged from a flyover on Mumbai's Coastal Road. The AI-summarized article notes that two prior complaints were filed at the Bandra and Gamdevi police stations, involving allegations of driving under the influence and aggressive behavior towards a resident. The report also details the seating positions of the victims, vehicle speeds reported by sources, and the survival of Aditya Oswal.