In an accident, one of the father’s support was taken away, then the village was devastated by the death of two friends at the same time. In an accident, the father was deprived of one’s support, and the village was devastated by the death of two friends at the same time.

Wednesday night proved dark for Ahmedabad. Some people were standing to witness the accident between a dumper and a Thar on the ISKCON bridge in the city. At that time, Tathya Patel, the Jaguar car driver, who was traveling at a full speed of 160, killed nine people. In which four people including two friends of Surendranagar, a police constable have died. While three youths including two family brothers of Botad have died tragically. Also, a 22-year-old youth living in Ahmedabad’s Chandlodia and a 38-year-old home guard living in Vejalpur have died. In this incident, the SG highway echoed with death screams at midnight. So in Gujarat, the eyes of the people leaving the funeral procession of nine people one by one were wet with tears. Then Divya Bhaskar’s team reached the house of these nine deceased.

Villagers joined the funeral procession of Dharmendra Singh Parmar
Dharmendrasinh Narsangbhai Parmar, a resident of Chuda in Surendranagar district, serving in the Ahmedabad traffic-police, whose dead body was brought to his native Chuda. His funeral procession was attended by family members, police officers, employees and a large number of villagers. In the funeral procession, the whole village climbed the Hibak. The police constable got married two years ago and had a baby girl.

The father living in Ahmedabad was deprived of one support
Nirav Ramanuje, a 22-year-old youth living near Ramapir Temple in Ahmedabad’s Chandlodia area, also lost his life in a serious accident on ISKCON Bridge in Ahmedabad. Nirav himself was a car mechanic and used to repair a vehicle at Bavla and return to Ahmedabad. At that time, ISKCON was standing on the bridge to see the accident between dumper and Thar car. In the meantime, Jaguar car driver Tathya hit the crowd standing there. In which Nirav also died. Nirav Ramanuja had one son in the family. Father Atmarambhai Ramanuja and son Nirav both lived alone. On hearing the news of his son’s death, the father and his other relatives reached the Sola Civil Hospital. Nirav’s death caused great grief among the family members. Now even the support of a father has been taken away by Nabira of Raftar, today the father is left alone in his old age. Now fathers are also expecting justice in the event of an accident.

Armaan and Aman’s dead bodies reach home
In an accident that occurred last night on the ISKCON Bridge in Ahmedabad, two close friends of Surendranagar, Arman Vadhwania and Aman Kachchi, also died. Today, when the dead bodies of both the friends were brought to Surendranagar, the family members were crying. According to the information received from the family members and his friends and relatives, a school named Sunflower is located in Udyognagar of Surendranagar, belonging to the father of deceased Aman Kachchi. His friend’s son Armaan had come to Ahmedabad a few days ago. Aman and Armaan went with his friend late on Wednesday night. He used to go up and come from Karnavati Club from SG Highway to ISKCON Bridge. In the meantime, they saw an accident between the dumper and Thar car so his friend stopped the car. Both Armaan and Aman got down from the friend’s car and crossed the road towards the Thar car where the accident happened. Before the friend’s car in which they had come reached the spot, the Jaguar car sped up and caused a serious accident in which both Aman and Armaan died in front of the friend. He was also shocked when two friends died in front of his friend’s eyes.

The funeral procession of two family brothers started together
Among the 9 people who died in an accident on the Ahmedabad ISKCON Bridge, three youths were from Botad. In which 19-year-old Ronak Rajeshbhai Vihalpara (presently residing at Morarinagar, Paliyad Road, Botad, originally residing at Chachka Village, formerly Surendranagar) and 20-year-old Krunal Natubhai Kodiya (natively residing at Morari Nagar-2, ST Depot Botad) were killed. Both the deceased’s fathers are Masiai brothers. That is, Ronak and Krunal were related brothers. While 21-year-old Akshar Anilbhai Patel (native Swaminarayan Nagar, Bhavnagar Road, Botad) also died with him.

In the funeral procession of Ronak Vihalpara, the village went up in flames
Ronak Vihalpara, who was at Botad, also died in the accident that occurred on Wednesday night on Iscon Bridge in Ahmedabad. Ronak’s native place is Chachka village of Chuda taluka, today his dead body was brought to Chachka village. The entire village joined in Ronak’s funeral procession and performed hibak. Ronak’s father Rajeshbhai runs a motor rewinding shop on Paliyad Road. Ronak was studying in an engineering college in Ahmedabad for two years and died in an accident.

Akshar went to pay college fees and died
Akshar Patel, a friend of two family brothers, was also a victim of the Gozara accident in Ahmedabad. Akshar came to Ahmedabad to pay college fees and died there. Anilbhai, the father of the deceased Akshar, currently earns his living by farming. There is also a sister in the family. Parents have lost a son. Akshar was a Botad for a long time, but came to pay his fees when the college started. Akshar’s father Anilbhai lives in Bhavnagar Road Swaminarayan Nagar Society. Krunal and his friend Akshar, who died in the accident, were cremated at Botad. While Krunal’s relative Bhai Ronak was cremated at his ancestral village Chachka (G. Surendranagar). Thus, after the death of three young men, there was a feeling of nostalgia in their hometown.

Nilesh Khatik joins Home Guard to help the family
Kanubhai Borana and Dharmesh Borana said, Nilesh Khatik is my nephew. Talking to Divya Bhaskar, he said that my brother Mohanbhai has been living in Rabari Chapra area of ​​Vejalpur for 25 years with his three sons and wife on rent. Nilesh’s father, Mohanbhai, who died in an accident, runs a stick and earns a living by fishing. While Nilesh’s mother goes around doing housework. Nilesh’s elder brother is in the police station in Vasan’s home guard. While younger brother is studying in 10th standard. After studying 12th, Nilesh Khatik joined the home guard while his BA graduation was in progress due to the family’s poor financial condition.