Mangaluru: Burnt car found on Harekala main road in Ullal, raises questions


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Nov 10: An Eeco car was found completely burnt on the Harekala main road near Ullal on Monday morning, triggering curiosity and raising several questions among local residents.

The car was found in a completely charred condition on the main road leading from Harekala Kadavu towards Gramachavadi. Although several people had reportedly travelled along the road during the night, none had noticed the vehicle. It was discovered only on Monday November 9.

Locals are puzzled about where the car came from, how it caught fire and whether it was set ablaze while in motion. There is also no information about whether anyone was inside the vehicle at the time of the incident. If so, questions have arisen about the identity of the car's owner and the whereabouts of the driver.

Speculations are also being raised about whether an old car was deliberately set on fire to claim insurance money or whether the vehicle was used for any illegal activity.

Residents have urged the police department to investigate the incident and establish the facts behind the mysterious burning of the car.

 

 

 

  

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