Drunken driver rams bike in Parvat Patiya; mob vandalises car
Locals surrounded the driver who attempted to flee after the accident
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
7 November 2026, 9:55 am · 2 min read
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An incident has come to light in the busy Parvat Patiya area of Surat, where a person driving a car in an intoxicated state recklessly rammed into a motorcyclist. According to a report by Sandesh, the driver lost control of the steering and collided violently with a bike moving ahead, causing the rider to be thrown onto the road with a loud crash. The motorcyclist sustained serious injuries to various parts of the body as well as the arms and legs in this accident.
According to local residents, the car driver was heavily intoxicated and was driving in an unconscious state. After the accident occurred, instead of showing humanity and rushing the injured person to the hospital, the driver attempted to flee the scene in the car. However, pedestrians and locals nearby acted promptly and chased the car. Due to traffic ahead and the alertness of the people, the car was surrounded from all sides, preventing the driver from escaping.
Seeing such negligence by the driver, the anger of the people reached its peak. The agitated mob took the law into their own hands and smashed the car's windows with stones and sticks, venting their fierce rage through heavy vandalism of the vehicle. People present at the scene captured the entire sequence of events on their mobile cameras, and the video has caused a stir after going viral on social media.
Upon learning of the incident, a local police contingent immediately reached the spot and brought the situation under control. The police shifted the injured motorcyclist to a nearby hospital for immediate treatment. To verify whether the driver was indeed intoxicated, the police have conducted a medical test and initiated the process of taking blood samples. Additionally, the police have intensified their investigation against the driver who attempted to flee after causing the accident, as well as the elements who took the law into their own hands and carried out the vandalism.
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