Anahita Pandole, survivor in Cyrus Mistry car crash, discharged from Mumbai hospital after 108 days
A well-known gynecologist, Anahita (55) was driving the Mercedes-Benz car on September 4 that crashed into the boundary wall of the Surya river bridge on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad highway, killing Mistry and Jehangir.
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Cyrus Mistry After 108 days of the car crash in Palghar that killed Tata Sons former head Cyrus Mistry and global strategy director at KPMG, Jehangir Pandole, one of the survivors, Dr Anahita Pandole, was discharged from H N Reliance Foundation Hospital in Mumbai on Thursday.
A well-known gynecologist, Anahita (55) was driving the Mercedes-Benz car on September 4 that crashed into the boundary wall of the Surya river bridge on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad highway, killing Mistry and Jehangir. Anahita and husband Darious Pandole, who was also in the car, suffered severe injuries.
A case of rash driving and speeding was registered against Anahita at the Kasa police station in Palghar, in November. This was after the police recorded her husband’s statement.
The police investigation had revealed that the two deceased were not wearing seat belts at the time of the crash.
Darious, who reportedly was wearing the seat belt, was admitted in the same hospital as Anahita and was discharged in October.
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