Mangalore: Pillion Rider Dies in Accident at Mulky


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Feb 24: After a bus hit the motor bike on the pillion of which he was riding, Naveen Shetty (27), lost his life. The accident occurred at the road bend near Madeline School on Dargah Road in Karnad, Mulky, on Thursday February 23 morning.

Naveen was travelling to Karnad along with his neighbour and bike rider, Nagaraj, when a bus coming from the opposite direction collided with the motor bike. Both Naveen and Nagaraj got tossed to the road. Unfortunately, the front wheels of the bus moved over Naveen, who died on the spot because of critical injuries. Nagaraj, who suffered injuries to his chest, was admitted into a nursing home in Karnad.

Naveen was the youngest among four children of the family, and had lost his father early. His brother, Nikhil, operates an auto rickshaw, and Naveen used to live with Nikhil and his mother, who rolls bidis. The other two brothers of Naveen are working elsewhere.

The family members had miraculously escaped unhurt after a huge tree got uprooted and fell on their home during the last rainy season. The poor family faced lot of problems in repairing the thoroughly damaged house. It now faces another ordeal.

Basheer Ahmed, inspector of Mulky police station, registered the case and began investigation.

  

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  • Deepak, Karkala/Dubai

    Sat, Feb 25 2012

    Oh My God! really scary when u hear something like this.because youngsters think that they are riding a rally bike and forget about the impact of their stupidity!i personally have met 3 to 4 accidents,its really scary to see urself with a mess of wounds,fracture hand,leg.bang on head,stiches to your head.so i request yongsters to dont waste your life for nothing.

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