Supriya Sule Narrowly Escapes Major Accident on Mumbai-Pune Expressway

Pune: The journey on Saturday was very scary for Supriya Sule. She was going from Pune to Mumbai, the route was familiar, everything was normal. Then suddenly a speeding car hit her car hard. With so much force that the car door itself broke. It is understandable that the people who were in the car at that time might have stopped breathing.

Where was Supriya Sule sitting at the time of the accident?

Supriya Sule herself said that she was sitting on the back seat exactly on the side where the car hit. That means the injury came directly towards her. She clearly said that she was saved because she was wearing a seatbelt; otherwise, the situation could have been very bad.

What did she say to the people?

Even after facing such a big shock, the first thing Supriya Sule did was to caution people. She said that intoxication by speed on the highway is dangerous and seat belt is not a formality but a life-saving thing. She said this after experiencing it himself, hence its weight is even more.

Has the vehicle that hit been identified?

Supriya Sule posted the number of that vehicle on social media. That vehicle with Gujarat number was running at breakneck speed. Police have taken up the matter and information is being collected.

Why has this motorway become so dangerous?

Thousands of vehicles run on the Mumbai-Pune Motorway every day. Seeing the wide road, people's feet automatically become heavy on the accelerator. Overtaking, lane breaking and unbridled speed have become common here. The result is that major accidents do not stop here.

What discussion started after this accident?

If this happens to a well-known leader like Supriya Sule, it is natural to be discussed. But the real thing is that such accidents happen to someone or the other every day, the news of which is not published anywhere. One moment's carelessness on the road can turn your entire life upside down, the sooner you understand this, the better.

After this accident, it is hoped that people will take road safety a little more seriously. Wearing seat belt and controlling speed is not a big deal, you just have to get used to it.