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Mumbai: In the latest development to the Worli hit & run case, Mumbai Police, on Monday, issued a lookout notice for Mihir Shah, the prime accused in the Worli hit-and-run case that occurred on Sunday. The incident involved a BMW car that struck a bike, resulting in the death of Kaveri Nakhwa, a resident of Worli Koliwada, and injuring her husband, who is currently undergoing treatment. Mihir Shah has been absconding since the incident, leading the police to form six teams to apprehend him.
2 Arrests Made In The Case
In connection with the case, police have arrested Rajendra Singh Bidawat and Shiv Sena leader Rajesh Shah, the father of Mihir Shah. Both were taken to Worli Police Station after their medical examinations and will be presented in court on Monday. The arrests were made due to their lack of cooperation with the investigation and under other relevant sections.
Details On The Accident
The incident took place early on Sunday morning when the couple was riding their bike past Atria Mall in Worli. The collision with the BMW led to severe injuries, resulting in Kaveri Nakhwa's death. The car was later confiscated from the Bandra area of Mumbai. According to the police, the luxury car belonged to Rajesh Shah, Shiv Sena leader from Palghar and Mihir Shah was in the vehicle along with the driver at the time of the accident.
Eknath Shinde Assures Action Against Those Responsible
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has assured that strict action will be taken against those responsible for the hit-and-run. He emphasized the state's commitment to legal action without bias, stating, "Whoever is guilty, action will be taken against them...We treat everyone equally. Whatever happens will be legal."
Aaditya Thackeray Visits Worli Police Station
Aaditya Thackeray also commented on the incident via his official X handle, expressing his concern and urging swift action from the police. He visited the Worli Police Station and met with senior officers involved in the investigation.
Thackeray emphasized the importance of justice being served without political interference, stating, "I will not go into the political leanings of Shah, the accused of the hit-and-run, but I hope the police will act swiftly to catch the accused and bring him to justice. Hopefully, there will be no political refuge by the regime." He also mentioned that he and MLC Sunil Shinde had met the victim’s husband and assured him of their commitment to seeking justice.
