He was 38.
"Virdi, who was cycling on the highway, felt uneasy and collapsed on the ground following a massive heart attack. near Pathardi village. He was immediately taken to a private hospital, where doctors declared him brought dead," sources from the Nashik Cyclists Foundation said.
After the post-mortem, which was conducted at Nashik Civil Hospital, his body was taken to his residence in Satpur locality in Nashik. As per Virdi's wish, his eyes were donated, sources said.
The last rites will be performed in Nashik tomorrow.
He is survived his wife and two sons.
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