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What excuse do they have for ignoring traffic signs and literally every other indication that the road is closed?
A GPS doesn’t absolve you from personal responsibility. Use your eyes.
They were driving in the night. Visibility was poor. The road wasn't closed off. Just to name a few.
You're probably imagining reflective signs, barricades, lights, led warning signs, etc. I know i would expect all of those.
But this is India. And we're talking about a company that didn't even block the road. There is a very good chance there were no indications visible in the night.