Sullia: Yogish Bhat Escapes Accident Near Peraje, Wife Injured


Sullia: Yogish Bhat Escapes Accident Near Peraje, Wife Injured

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Daijiworld Media Network - Sullia

Update: 5.45 pm

Speaking to Daijiworld, N Yogish Bhat said that by divine grace he escaped the accident without any major injury. He explained that he and his family members were going to Mysore to attend a programme. The accident occurred at around 11.15 pm last night when the driver lost control over the vehicle, which resulted in a skid.

"There was a river ahead, but at the right time the vehicle stopped after falling into a ditch which was around 15 ft deep. The door was locked and we had to break open the glass to come out. The people in escort vehicle came to our rescue, and local people also extended timely help," he said.

His wife who was inside was hurt and there was bleeding on her head. She was taken to Sullia government hospital and then brought to Mangalore.


Initial Report

Sullia, Dec 18: Deputy speaker of the state legislative assembly and MLA Yogish Bhat narrowly escaped injury on Sunday December 18 when the car he was travelling in turned turtle near Peraje here.

He was travelling from Mangalore to Mysore when the accident took place.

Six people including his wife Vijaya Bhat and other relatives were injured. All have been admitted to a hospital in Mangalore, it is learnt.

The accident took place at night when the driver lost control and the car skid off the road, sources said.

  

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  • Rohit, BLR

    Tue, Dec 27 2011

    If it was anyone else they would have called them rash drivers.

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Tue, Dec 20 2011

    While wishing them speedy recovery, may it an opportunity to broaden narrow and poor roads.

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  • Eulalia D'Souza, Bijai / Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 19 2011

    Dear Mr. Bhat & family members, wish you all a speedy recovery. Thank God He saved you and your family from any major disaster.
    I agree that Government vehicle drivers drive as if they own our roads, but here you were traveling in the car, so am sure there was a speed limit..!!
    With due respect to you sir, now that you have experienced this accident yourself, with our famous bad roads, would you be kind enough to take up road issue seriously and get it done. It would be appropriate to have M'lore / B'lore road like Pune / Mumbai Highway. Am sure all will agree that you spend a good amount once, to give us a good road, this road will remain for years, rather than just doing a job for the sake of it.

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  • prasanna, mangalore

    Mon, Dec 19 2011

    The government SUV guys drive as though they have complete rights on the road, bang in the middle. any vehicle in front of them, they have to over take. the roads after puttur have very dangerous curves right upto sampaje, which due to the widening has improved.

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  • Dr Kusuma Kumari G , Nellore/Kodyadka

    Mon, Dec 19 2011

    I thankGod for saving Yogish Bhat, May he get well soon with Gods grace

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  • neil rodrigues, mangalore/london

    Mon, Dec 19 2011

    Wishing him a speedy recovery, but why does one use Government vehicles for family travel? government vehicles are given to staff to get quickly for people tasks and not attend personal programs...the cost of petrol is gone up and so does the expense of dealing with MPs and MLAs expense does. for long distances, the government staff should use the MLA quota available on AIRAVATs or Rajahamsa's of KSRTC....rather than these things.

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA

    Mon, Dec 19 2011

    A very narrow escape for MLA Yogish Bhat, his wife and others in the accident. God only protected and saved your lives from near death. I wish you all a speedy recovery. I wish MLA Yogish Bhat takes some steps for immediate road repairs as we hear everyday about accidents due to bad road condition.

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  • Lawrence Saldanha, Kanajar/Kuwait

    Mon, Dec 19 2011

    Dear friends, this accident involving a legislative assembly member happened close to Chief Minister's constituency. While wishing speedy recovery for the injured, I would like to remind the execuutive that it is high time the highways are made safer for travel.

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  • Alwyn, Canada

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    Bhat mam get well soon with yur family. Our prayers are there for you.

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  • HPP, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    Friends,

    In the month of july this year I was in the m'lore airport I met Mr. Bhat (who was flying to b'lore) through my relative and he greets me best of luck for my future. I was shocked by his down to earth attitude. Great person, May God give him & his family good health...

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  • SUBHAS, BAJILAKERI, MANGALORE/DUBAI

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    We are the people of Mangalore constituncy pray to god that Mr. Yogish Bhat and his family to get speedy recovery.

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    Virtually non controversial,clean and an rare breed of politician even though hailing from Mangalore (sensitive) constituency.I wish him speedy recovery and good health.

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  • chirag kumar, MANGALORE/dubai

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    Wish u all a speedy recovery

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  • M.SHAMEEM ANSARI, BAHRAIN

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    MY HEART AND PRAYERS
    GO OUT TO U
    I'LL PRAY WITH ALL MY HEART
    YOU GET BETTER SOON
    I HOPE FOR THE BEST
    WISH U HIS FAMILY SPEEDY RECOVERY

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  • vincy, shamboor/Bangkok

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    Dear Bhat,I wish fast recovery of your family members. At the same time please do something for the roads. The roads are not safe anymore. The government is registering hundreds of cars every day and collecting tons of money as road taxes but we have to share the roads that were once used by only two buses a day and bullock carts. We have millions of dollars credited every month for the call centers that work for US based companies. These young IT workers have money to buy good and big cars and pay road taxes for using the roads. The government has forgotten its responsibility to provide roads proportionately on increase of road traffic.

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  • Sandesh Shetty, Bangalore/Kudla

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    Wish you a speedy recovery bhat maam

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  • Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    I wish speedy recovery for all 6 members....

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  • Mohammed Shafi, Kundapur

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    I pray for his family for speedy recovery, Mr. Yogish Bhat is a good Person and good Politition

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  • KRPrabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    Hope and wish speedy recovery for the injured in the accident.

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  • Bikootrotti, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    The most uncontroversial person of Kar politics- our own Yogish mam- thank God- nothing so bad happened.

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  • Ratan, Sullia

    Sun, Dec 18 2011

    Oh! Wishing his family speedy recovery..

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