Oct 05, 2026

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Massive accident near ISKCON Bridge, CCTV: Swift overcomes steering wheel while driving at full speed, collides with 3 cars including BMW; PSI accident in Sabarmati

A tragic accident has come to light near the famous ISKCON Bridge in Ahmedabad late at night. The driver of the Swift Dzire (GJ38 BC 1018) car coming at full speed from Pakwan crossroads lost control of the steering wheel and the car turned around and hit three cars, including a BMW, lying on the service road. Fortunately, there were no casualties in the accident, but the accident was so horrific that all three cars were severely damaged. The accident incident was also captured on CCTV cameras. While Ahmedabad City Traffic PSI Bharat Pandya had an accident with his Creta (GJ04 DA6745) in Sabarmati in an inebriated state. There was also a liquor bottle in the deck. Himanshu, who caused the accident, was rushed to Sola Civil Hospital in 108 for treatment before the police reached the spot. During treatment, Himanshu fled from the hospital after slapping the police. The police have launched a search for him. Three pictures of the accident Six people were riding in the Swift car The driver of the car that caused the accident has been identified as Himanshu, a resident of Amraiwadi area. He had brought a four-wheeler car from his friend. There were a total of 6 people in the car. The driver lost control of the car as he approached the ISKCON bridge from Pakwan crossroads. People in the vicinity immediately gathered at the spot after hearing the explosion of the accident. The driver of the BMW car was present at the time of the accident The impact of the Innova car was so severe that it collided with the i20 car lying in front and then the car reversed and collided with a BMW car located there. The driver of the BMW car was present at the time of the accident, but fortunately he did not suffer any injuries. Himanshu admitted that he was driving the car The CCTV footage can also be seen how the car coming at a reckless speed changes direction and turns the cars one after the other. The driver of the car, Himanshu, has admitted in the video that he was driving the car himself and caused the accident. The SG 2 traffic police rushed to the spot Such frequent incidents are now causing a lot of anger among the locals. A big question has arisen as to when the police will take strict action against such people who drive at high speed on the road without fear of the law and endanger the lives of innocent people. At present, the SG 2 traffic police are conducting further investigation on the basis of CCTV footage. PSI accident in drunken state, liquor bottle found in car Apart from this, a video of PSI Bharat Pandya of Ahmedabad city has also gone viral. In which PSI Pandya (GJ04 DA6745) had a liquor bottle in the trunk of the Creta. He drove the car in an inebriated state at the nose of Rabari Vassa in Sabarmati and met with an accident. The locals then surrounded PSI Pandya and made a video. After informing the police, the Sabarmati police reached the spot. From there, PSI Pandya and the car were taken to the police station. They have been taken from the police station for medical tests. PSI Bharat Pandya, who was working as Vishal Beat In-charge at M Division Traffic Police Station, lives towards the Ring Road. Earlier, while on duty at Shahibaug police station, it was alleged with the video that he had accidentally overturned the lorries in a drunken state. PSI Pandya had some time ago threatened to kill a TRB jawan who was on duty in his same beat while reporting on duty. A complaint was also lodged in this regard.

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