Archive · 29 Sep 2026
Blood Reports Awaited After Fatal Mumbai Coastal Road BMW Crash
A BMW car crashed on Mumbai’s Coastal Road on September 20.
Four people were inside the car.
The car reportedly hit a railing and fell near Lotus Jetty.
Three people died in the accident.
One person survived and is in the hospital.
Police are waiting for blood-test reports from all four occupants.
These reports may show whether anyone had consumed alcohol.
The surviving passenger is not yet able to give a statement.
Blood reports of all four BMW occupants are still awaited a week after the September 20 crash.
The BMW allegedly struck a railing near Lala College and Lotus Jetty before falling from the Coastal Road bridge.
Dhairya Darshan Sheth, Aditya Jakasaniya, and driver Shanay Gajjar died in the accident.
Aditya Kalpeshwar Oswal survived and is being treated at Breach Candy Hospital but cannot yet speak to police.
Police are awaiting the reports to determine whether alcohol consumption contributed to the crash.
- Who
- The four occupants were Dhairya Darshan Sheth, Aditya Jakasaniya, Shanay Gajjar, and Aditya Kalpeshwar Oswal.
- What
- A BMW crashed after allegedly brushing against a Coastal Road railing, killing three occupants and injuring one.
- When
- The crash occurred at about 5:03 a.m. on September 20; the blood reports remained awaited a week later.
- Where
- The accident occurred on Mumbai’s Coastal Road near Lala College and Lotus Jetty, while the car was traveling from Marine Drive toward Haji Ali.
- Why
- Police are awaiting blood reports to determine whether alcohol consumption was a factor in the accident.
- Crash date
- September 20
- Crash time
- Approximately 5:03 a.m.
- Vehicle
- Black BMW, registration number DD-01-C-6302
- Fatalities
- Three people died
- Survivor
- Aditya Kalpeshwar Oswal, 23, is receiving treatment at Breach Candy Hospital
- Blood reports
- Reports for all four occupants were still awaited after one week
- Post-mortem findings
- The deceased suffered multiple injuries and fractures, excessive blood loss, and head injuries