MUMBAI, July 29 -- Minutes before she was to leave for a Guru Purnima pilgrimage with her family, a 46-year-old Mahim woman was fatally knocked down and dragged for around 100 metres by a speeding sports bike while crossing Lady Jamshedji Road on Monday night. The biker, 21, who was riding towards Bandra to pick up his mother, also died in the accident. According to Mahim police, around 9.30pm Mangala Ashok Tandel, a resident of Mahim Causeway, was crossing the road to meet relatives before the family left for Akkalkot in Solapur to visit the Shri Swami Samarth mutt in Solapur on the occasion of Guru Purnima. According to the Mahim police, the sports bike, travelling towards Bandra, struck Tandel with such force that she was dragged for nearly 100 metres before the vehicle came to a halt. She was rushed to Raheja Hospital, where doctors declared her dead before admission. "Tandel's husband works with a nationalised bank and she has two daughters Saloni, 22, and Sania, 20," said a police officer. The rider, identified as Dhruv Gurav, a resident of Fishermen Colony in Mahim, sustained severe injuries in the crash. He was taken to Bhabha Hospital, where he too was declared dead. Police said Tandel had already packed for the pilgrimage and was waiting for her relatives to get ready. She had stepped out to call them when the accident occurred. Gurav had left home to pick up his mother from Bandra when the crash took place. Police said he and his elder brother were avid sports bike enthusiasts and their family owned multiple sports bikes. Gurav had also been involved in an accident in the past. His parents are singers and used to be associated with orchestra bands, police said. Police have booked the deceased Gurav under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita along with relevant sections of the Motor Vehicle Act....