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Home / India / Woman Killed In Raigads Tamhini Ghat As Boulder Smashes Through Sunroof

Woman killed in Raigad’s Tamhini Ghat as boulder smashes through sunroof

Snehal Gujarati, 43, was travelling with family from Pune to Mangaon when the mishap occurred at 10 am
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Raigad, Updated At : 09:00 AM Oct 31, 2025 IST
"An injured Gujarati was taken to a nearby hospital where doctors declared her dead on arrival,” the official said. Representative Image/iStock

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A 43-year-old woman was killed on Thursday after a large boulder fell on her car while it was in motion, a police official said.

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The incident took place at Tamhini Ghat at 10am when Snehal Gujarati was travelling from Pune with her husband and some relatives to attend a family function in Mangaon in Raigad district, he said.

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“A large boulder fell on the car, smashing through the sunroof. An injured Gujarati was taken to a nearby hospital where doctors declared her dead on arrival,” the official said.

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