Initial post-mortem reports of Cyrus Mistry

The initial post-mortem reports of former chairperson of Tata groups Cyrus Mistry, who left the world this Sunday in a car accident pointed polytrauma as the reason of his death. This condition arises due to simultaneous multiple injuries in the essential organs as per experts.

The business tycoon is discovered to suffer severe injuries in head and heart as a result of the car accident on September 4. His funeral ceremony took place at Worli crematorium in Mumbai.

The post-mortem was done on the eight samples that where collected from Cyrus Mistry’s body with the help of a camera. The viscera samples were preserved. The final report which could reflect the exact the cause of death is considered to be out after two days.

Mr Mistry was travelling in a silver Mercedes car on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad National Highway in Maharashtra's Palghar district. His friend Darius Pandole along with his wife Anahita Pandole and father in law Jahagir Pandole were also present in the car. Preliminary probe mentioned over-speeding and "error of judgement" by the driver lead the car to crash the divider on the bridge located over Surya river   a police official said.

The accident took the life of the famous businessmen along with Jahangir Pandole. Darius Pandole, and his doctor-wife Anahita Pandole, who was driving the car, were injured. They are presently undergoing treatment at Sir HN Reliance Foundation and Research Centre Hospital in Mumbai.

 The CCTV footage of the spot of accident was gained by Palghar Police. The car could be seen passing the Dapchari check post at 2.21 pm while Mr Mistry was returning to Mumbai from Gujarat's Udwada with his friends. After crossing the Charoti check post they had reached 20 km away in just nine minutes as reported by the police officials.

Mr Mistry and Mr Jahangir Pandole were sitting in the rear without wearing seat belts. It worths noting that the 2017 SUV is equipped with seven airbags which were not front facing. It had only curtain airbags for rear passengers. This denotes that Mistry might have smashed with the front as he was not wearing the seatbelt while the car overspeeded.