‘Please Let Me Go’: Woman Begs for Passage at Amruta Fadnavis-Flagged Mumbai Supercar Rally, Video Goes Viral

A woman was seen pleading with event organisers and security personnel to let her pass through a traffic bottleneck during a supercar rally in Mumbai on Sunday. A video of the incident, which took place as Amruta Fadnavis was flagging off an all-women luxury car drive, has gone viral on social media, triggering questions over traffic management during the event.

The rally was organised by Queens Drive Club in association with the PATH Foundation for cancer awareness. Amruta Fadnavis, wife of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, attended the event as the chief guest and flagged off the drive from Bastian Beach Club in Juhu.

Woman Pleads To Be Allowed Through

According to the viral video, the woman approached the event area while the flag-off ceremony was underway. She was seen with folded hands, asking security personnel and people around the venue to allow her vehicle to pass.

“I have an emergency at home. My car is stuck. Please let me go,” she is heard saying in the video. Why Did Amruta Fadnavis Resign From Axis Bank Job After 23 Years?

The woman appeared distressed as she repeatedly sought a passage through the traffic congestion. Reports said she claimed to have been stuck for a considerable period.

The exact nature of the emergency she referred to has not been independently established.

Woman Pleads For Passage During Amruta Fadnavis-Flagged Event

Video Triggers Traffic Management Debate

The footage has since circulated widely online, with users questioning the traffic arrangements made around the event and whether adequate access was maintained for other motorists. Amruta Fadnavis Says She Cycles for Short Trips Inspired by PM Narendra Modi’s Fuel Conservation Call (Watch Video).

The incident has particularly drawn attention because it occurred during a high-profile gathering involving a luxury car convoy and a public figure. However, the available reports do not establish the precise extent of the road closure or whether the traffic restrictions were imposed by the organisers or authorities.

There was also no immediate official statement available from Mumbai traffic police addressing the specific incident.

Over 70 Women Take Part In Rally

The Queens Drive Club event marked the organisation's Mumbai debut. More than 70 women from fields including business, entrepreneurship, sport and the arts participated in the drive. It was the club's sixth edition in India.

The event was organised around cancer awareness and support for patients. Queens Drive Club partnered with the PATH Foundation and received support from the V Care Foundation for the initiative.

According to the organisers, the initiative included contributions towards cancer treatment, chemotherapy, palliative care and meal support for patients in need. The club also announced a commitment to sponsor one lakh chemotherapy treatments in partnership with the PATH Foundation.

Amruta Fadnavis Flags Off Drive

Amruta Fadnavis was the chief guest at the Mumbai event and flagged off the convoy at Bastian Beach Club in Juhu.

The event later included a brunch and a panel discussion featuring cancer survivors, with organisers seeking to promote greater awareness and conversations around cancer and treatment.

Amruta Fadnavis said the initiative brought women together around a shared interest while supporting a wider social cause.

Devendra Fadnavis is the current Chief Minister of Maharashtra. The Maharashtra government's official website lists him as Chief Minister, with Eknath Shinde and Sunetra Pawar serving as Deputy Chief Ministers.

The viral traffic incident has brought attention to the event beyond its stated cancer-awareness objective, with the video prompting discussion online about how traffic should be managed around high-profile public gatherings.

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