Oh, that's very sad. As far as insurance & bank are concerned...
Your insurance has expired since March 2009 (accident occurred in Sep 09). Sorry, nothing can be done. Had it been within a month of expiry, insurance company may have been able to accommodate (provision exists).
I'm surprised as to how it went unnoticed by the bank - they should have brought to your noticed immediately. The blame, however, doesn't shift on them. Or may be they may have intimated but you didn't take notice of it. Anyway!
Regarding the loan, am sorry to state, you will have to repay the loan. You can request the bank for some concessions & waiver of interest, pre-payment penalty etc.
Edit: Sorry Praveen, I didn't notice your post while I was typing/posting mine. In this case, as the gap exceeds 30 days (expiry of policy & accident), I don't think anything would help. Had the gap been marginally beyond the permissible 30 days, something could have been manipulated (just a guess - not sure).
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