Archive · 15 Sep 2026
Police Identify Rider After Fatal Ahmedabad Crash, Husband Seeks Justice
A motorcycle crashed into Nishi Darji’s two-wheeler in Ahmedabad.
Nishi was 28 years old and had been married for about two months.
The crash happened late Friday night on DPS Canal Road.
Police said the motorcycle was traveling at high speed.
Nishi was taken to a private hospital but was declared dead.
Police identified Sunil Parmar as the alleged rider.
The motorcycle owner and an injured passenger reportedly named Parmar.
Nishi’s husband, Hardik, asked for justice and strict punishment.
Nishi Darji, 28, died after a speeding motorcycle struck her two-wheeler on DPS Canal Road in Bopal.
The crash occurred late Friday night as Nishi and her husband, Hardik Darji, traveled on separate vehicles.
Police identified the alleged rider as Sunil Parmar, who reportedly left the motorcycle and has not been found.
The motorcycle owner and an injured passenger allegedly identified Parmar as the rider.
Hardik Darji posted a tearful appeal seeking the accused’s arrest and the strongest punishment.
- Who
- Nishi Darji died; police identified Sunil Parmar as the alleged motorcycle rider, and Hardik Darji is her husband.
- What
- A speeding motorcycle allegedly collided with Nishi Darji’s two-wheeler, causing fatal injuries.
- When
- The crash occurred late Friday night; Nishi was declared dead at 12:50 a.m. Saturday, and the police identification was reported two days later.
- Where
- DPS School Canal Road in the Bopal area of Ahmedabad, Gujarat.
- Why
- Police allege the motorcycle was being driven negligently and at high speed; the rider is being sought in connection with the death.
- Victim
- Nishi Darji, 28
- Alleged rider
- Sunil Parmar
- Victim’s husband
- Hardik Darji
- Crash location
- DPS School Canal Road, Bopal, Ahmedabad
- Reported time
- Late Friday night; death declared at 12:50 a.m. Saturday
- Police action
- Teams are searching for Parmar, including in Rajasthan and through CCTV and technical investigation
- Case
- Booked under BNS Section 106(1) for causing death by negligence, along with Motor Vehicles Act provisions