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    Pooja Bhatt reacts to Cyrus Mistry’s death. Here’s what she said

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    Cyrus Mistry, a former chairman of Tata Sons, recently died in an automobile accident. He reportedly didn't have his seat belt on. Pooja Bhatt said that filling potholes is very crucial.

    Pooja Bhatt reacts to Cyrus Mistry’s death. Here’s what she saidAgencies
    Pooja Bhatt, an actor and director, who is well-known for sharing her ideas on social media, has responded to the recent debate around using seat belts while driving. Cyrus Mistry, a former chairman of Tata Sons, recently died in an automobile accident. He reportedly didn't have his seat belt on.

    Pooja used Twitter to emphasize the value of seat belts as well as the need to repair potholes and broken roads. She recently tweeted that all this discussion regarding the use of air bags and seat belts is quite important and necessary. However, pothole and damaged road repair is also important. When will it be considered illegal to use inferior materials to construct our roads, highways and freeways? It's crucial to maintain those roads once they've been built and ceremoniously opened.



    Many individuals were observed responding to the post shortly after she uploaded it. Among the users, one said that what she tweeted was definitely correct. While using a seat belt is crucial, good road planning, execution and maintenance are the responsibilities of the administration— which, alas, they frequently fail to accomplish.



    A person also remarked that putting the emphasis solely on seat belts and airbags won't make it safer. It is necessary to improve all facets of road travel, beginning with the need for better materials to be used in road construction. Fixing the current ones is absolutely necessary.

    After hearing about Cyrus Mistry's passing, Dia Mirza recently asked everyone to buckle up. She tweeted and asked her followers to fasten their seatbelts. Teach your kids to fasten seatbelts. She made a point that it prevents death.

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