Mercedes team arrived to investigate Cyrus’s car: The company sent 3 experts from Hong Kong to Thane, will recover the data chip from the car

Former Tata Group chairman Cyrus Mistry died on 4 September in a road accident on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad highway. A team of Mercedes-Benz officials from Hong Kong came to Thane on Tuesday to investigate the Mercedes car in which Cyrus was traveling at the time of the accident. The crashed car has been kept at the Mercedes-Benz unit in Thane. This team will submit its report to the Mercedes-Benz company. There are 3 experts in the team. This team will also recover the data chip from the car.

The company submitted interim report last week

Mercedes-Benz, in its interim report submitted to Palghar police last week, said the brakes were applied five seconds before the Mercedes car carrying Mistry and three others crashed. Preliminary investigation found speeding and ‘error of judgment’ by the driver caused the car accident.

Car collided with road divider near Palghar
Cyrus was returning from a Parsi temple in Udvada, Gujarat. 54-year-old Mistry’s Mercedes GLC 220 car collided with a road divider near Palghar in Maharashtra. Mistry and his friend Jehangir Pandole (49) were killed in the accident, while the woman doctor Anayata Pandole and her husband Darius Pandole, who were driving the car, were injured. Darius is the CEO of JM Financial.

The luxury Mercedes car in which Cyrus Mistry was traveling at a speed of around 134 kmph. This has been revealed from the last CCTV footage of the car. The car had crossed the check post of Charauti at 2.21 pm on Sunday afternoon. The place of accident is 20 KM away from here. Mercedes car covered this distance in just 9 minutes.

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Cyrus and Jahangir were not wearing seat belts

Police said that the car hit a road divider due to speeding and judgmental error at the time of overtaking. Both Mistry and Jahangir, who lost their lives in the accident, were not wearing seat belts. At the same time, after hitting the divider, the front airbags of the car opened, but the rear airbags did not open at the right time. On Sunday, an eyewitness also said that the car was at a very high speed and hit the divider while overtaking another vehicle from the wrong side.

Multitrauma became the cause of death of Cyrus

According to the postmortem report, Cyrus Mistry suffered severe injuries in the internal parts of the body in the accident. In medical term it is called polytrauma. Because of this, Cyrus Mistry died on the spot. The postmortem of Cyrus and Jehangir took place on late Sunday night at JJ Hospital in Mumbai.

Cyrus and Jahangir were sitting in the back seat of the car.
The number of this car, which became a victim of an accident on the bridge of Surya river in Charauti village, is MH-47-AB-6705. There were a total of four people in this Mercedes car. Dr Anayata and her husband Darius, who were driving, were in the front seats, while Cyrus Mistry and Jehangir Pandole were in the rear seats.

Anayata-Darius sent to Breach Candy Hospital

After the accident, Anayata and Dariyas were admitted to Indradhanush Hospital in Vapi. On Monday, the doctor here Tejas Shah said – When Anaita and Daryas were brought to our hospital, their condition was bad. His oxygen level had dropped and his blood pressure was also high. He also has a lot of fractures. Both have been shifted to Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai on Monday morning.

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Soon after the accident, the local people reached the spot and it was they who pulled out the four people in the car.

This photo is also taken after the accident. In this, people are ejecting a person from the back seat of the car.

The front part of Cyrus Mistry’s Mercedes-Benz GLC 220 car was completely destroyed in the accident.

Cyrus Mistry’s car collided with a divider at the same place on the Surya river bridge on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad highway.

The rescue team arrived after the accident on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad highway, removed Mistry’s car from the highway.

Anayata had complained about hoardings on the highway

Dr. Anayata, who was driving Cyrus Mistry’s car, had written a complaint letter to the BMC regarding the random hoardings on the highway. He had also talked about difficulty in driving due to these hoardings. Read the highlights of Anayata’s letter below…

Wife and son in Cyrus’s family

Cyrus’ father and business tycoon Pallonji Mistry (93) died on June 28 this year. After the death of Cyrus and his father, his family is survived by wife and son, his mother Patsy Perrin Dubas, brother Shapoor Mistry, besides two sisters Laila Mistry and Alu Mistry.

Police doing forensic examination of the car

Police said that there was no CCTV camera at the spot and neither was there any camera in his car. Road condition was also good. So it is a matter of investigation as to where the mistake has gone. Motor Vehicle Inspector Manish More said that forensic examination of the car which was the victim of the accident is being done. This will help in knowing the real cause of the accident.

Mistry used to bear the expenses of Parsi temple of Udwara

While returning from the fire temple in Udvada, where Mistry’s car met with an accident, the priest said, “After Pallonji’s death, Cyrus got our Iranshah (fire temple) and Dharamshala renovated. Shaporji Pallonji Group has given maximum donation for the development of Parsi society. They also bear all the maintenance expenses here. The people of his family used to reach here first in every program. We pray that Iranshah gives courage to his family to bear the loss.

Studied Engineering and Management from London

Cyrus Pallonji Mistry was born on 4 July 1968. He was the younger son of Pallonji Mistry, the head of Shapoorji Pallonji Group. Cyrus did her early schooling from the Cathedral and John Connon School in Mumbai. After this he went to London to study civil engineering. He also had a Master’s degree in Management from the London Business School.

Cyrus joined his family business in 1991. He was appointed as the Director of Shapoorji Pallonji Group in 1994. Under his leadership the company built India’s tallest residential tower, longest railway bridge and largest port. Pallonji Group’s business spans from clothing to real estate, hospitality and business automation.

This photo was taken when Cyrus Mistry was taking over as the youngest chairman of the Tata Group.

Cyrus Mistry was the sixth group chairman of the Tata Group

In December 2012, Ratan Tata took retirement as the chairman of Tata Sons. After that Cyrus Mistry was made the chairman of Tata Sons. Cyrus Mistry was the sixth group chairman in Tata’s more than 150-year history. He was also the youngest chairman of Tata Sons.

Mistry family holds 18% stake in Tata Sons

Cyrus’ father Pallonji Mistry retired from the Tata Group’s board in 2006, after which Cyrus Mistry took his place. Pallonji Mistry was the largest shareholder of the Tata Group. The Mistry family still holds an 18.4% stake in Tata Sons. He is the second largest shareholder in Tata Sons after Tata Trusts.

Was removed from office on 24 October 2016

However, within four years, on 24 October 2016, Tata Sons removed him from the post of chairman. Ratan Tata was made the interim chairman in his place. After this, on 12 January 2017, N Chandrasekaran was made the chairman of Tata Sons. Regarding this controversy, Tata Sons had said that Mistry’s way of working was not matching with the way Tata Sons worked. Because of this, the board members had lost faith in Mistry.

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