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Young engineer, son of DySP, dies in accident at Mulky

  •   Tue, May 27 2014 10:45:42 PM

Sunil Haleangady
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, May 27: A young engineer lost his life in a bike-lorry accident that took place late night on Monday May 26 at Mulky.

The deceased has been identified as Roshan (25), son of Harishchandra Hejamady, DySP of Mangalore fingerprint bureau (FPB).

The accident took place near Bappanadu entrance when a lorry transporting lemons from Bijapur to Mangalore rammed into Roshan's Bullet bike. Due to the impact of the collision, Roshan got thrown on to the road and died of injuries.

Roshan was the elder among the two sons of Harishchandra Hejamady, who resides near Kanchan Ice Plant. Roshan studied at Mulky's Narayana Guru English Medium School and then at Vijaya College. He then completed his engineering from Nitte and till last year worked at Akamai Technologies in Bangalore. Since last August, he was working as a senior engineer with another company in Bangalore.

Roshan had come home on leave. It is learnt that late on Monday night, he was riding with his friend Shravan Kumar from Mangalore to his residence in Hejamady when the accident took place.

Harishchandra's younger son Bhushan is pursuing engineering studies at Nitte.

Mulky police have registered a case.

 
  

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  • sreekanth, bangalore

    Fri, May 30 2014

    Roshan,

    i seriously miss you. even it is a short time i meet you but the memories are long.

    i had one of the video which you played will upload it and send the link to everyone.

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  • Dr Akil Mohan, Mumbai

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Roshan you are always in our hearts. I pray to the almighty to keep him happy wherever he is.

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  • Annie Colaco, Mumbai

    Wed, May 28 2014

    With so much love, difficulty & compassion parents bring up their children. So much efforts, money and hard work of the parents is washed away!!! Very very sad status. What dream/hope the mother must have kept from this boy. oooofffffff cannot read anymore accident stories.

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  • Proud Indian, Kulshekar/Mumbai

    Wed, May 28 2014

    OMG!!! Yesterday we read about 18 years old boy who died by bike accident.

    Oh Young blood please understand about your parents. You are gone but what about them whom you left behind !!!! This is not the age for your death dear. May his soul rest in peace. Amen.

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  • Veerendra.R.Achar, Mangalore/KSA

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Very shocking news!RIP

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  • Guruprasad , MANGALORE

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Sorry to hear this!! RIP dear Roshan.. tou were ma dear frenn n ma senior.. will miss you... Let this message make everyone realize hw speed breaks heart... pls guys be careful on roads!! the speed .

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  • PURANDAR KOTIAN, MATTU,SULTAN ROAD,HEJAMADY

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Very shocking news ! My heartfelt condolence to Mr. Harishchandra Hejmady and family.RIP.

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  • Abdul Jabbar, Mangalore

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Dear Reader,
    I salute you for your responsibility towards society.I wish we have more people like this in our society.RIP roshan..

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  • Herman, Mulki / Muscat

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Dear Hari,

    Please accept our deep condolences on untimely departing of your son. We all pray Almighty to grant eternal peace to the young soul and strength to bear the loss at this difficult juncture.

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  • jagdish alva, mangalore / KSA

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Sorry to hear the sad and tragic news. Our heartfelt condolences.

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  • Julie D'Souza, Mangalore/Dubai

    Wed, May 28 2014

    So sad, one more precious soul is gone from this world. Heartfelt condolences to the parents & family members of ROSHAN. May his soul rest in peace.

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  • K.B.Jagdish, Kinnigoli/Bahrain

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Its really shocking to accept the demise of young Roshan. No words of solace can replace this vacuum in his family. My sincere prayers to the departed soul and also pray the Almighty to give strength to his parents to bear the irreparable loss.

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  • Eulalia Dsouza, Bijai / Mangalore

    Wed, May 28 2014

    How sad, a young life has gone. Heart Felt Sympathies to Mr. Hejamadi and family. May God Grant you strength and courage to face this loss. May departed soul, rest in peace.
    Unfortunately in last couple of days too many bike accidents resulting in young lives going off. Can we do something about this?

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  • Jesnar Dsouza, Mlore

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Sad to Know about the sudden demise , will never forget how much u helped me , Rest in Peace Roshan we ll miss you man .

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  • Danish, Udupi/dubai

    Wed, May 28 2014

    very sad news.R.I.P.
    but still one thing is not understanding that..THIS MUCH TWO WHEELER ACCIDENTS IS HAPPENING..RESULT RIDER DIES..BY SERIOUS HEAD INJURY..YET WHY THIS CARELESS GOVT AND RTO..NOT IMPOSED STRICTLY RULE ABOUT WEARING THE HELMET..

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  • RTN MICHAEL MATHIAS SHIRVA ROTARY, PILAR SHIRVA

    Wed, May 28 2014

    very sad news. may his soul rest in peace.

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  • Denute Braggs, Dubai/ Bajpe

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Very shocking news ! My heartfelt condolence to Mr. Harishchandra Hejmady and family.RIP.

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  • Vishwesh, Karwar / Bangalore

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Roshan was a very good friend of mine and we worked together at FireEye. Always smiling and eager to help. Its shocking to hear his untimely demise and I am in shock. I hope and pray his soul rests in peace. My sincere condolences to his family, may god give you the strength to cope up with this loss. Not sure, why this happens to good guys :(

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  • Kaizer, Hejmady

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Roshan was my junior at school days and my neighbour even, Heartbreaking news MAY your soul R.I.P and may almighty god give his family patience .

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  • readerwriter007, pune

    Wed, May 28 2014

    just now I saw a tragic accident near Kottara Chowki. A bus , coming from mangalore to surathkal side, came at wrong side and looks head on hit to a two wheeler. Not sure, that was a hero honda bike I guess. The rider was on road with out any movement, looks he is spot out.

    No doubt the bus was coming on wrong side , as always I see them doing it. but now a young life gone ( I suspect ) because of this bus drivers mistake. Now question is what will happen to this driver for his life time crime. will he be penalized ? or sent to jail with life time imprisonment thinking why he has done this crime and realize what a cost he as well as the bike rider paid for. Please...

    As a public responsibility I went to Urvastore police station which was on my way and informed them about this accident. They were not aware of the accident at all until I informed them. Now, I pray this bus driver must be punished for his life time.

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Wed, May 28 2014

    These accidents are on the increase for the past several years and unless a strict control is enforced Dakshina Kannada will continue losing precious lives,

    It was said earlier the Police Force is understaffed. If this be the case some civilians could be recruited and imparted necessary training and these people could work in conjunction with the Law Enforcement Branch and ensure safety for the people in the areas.

    I join others in offering sincere condolences to the family of the deceased.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • Langoolacharya., Belman/Washington,DC.

    Wed, May 28 2014

    India is perhaps only country in the world where drivers license is issued without proper training and undeserved and untrained people could get drivers license with bribe, this is root cause of these accident other reasons being drunk driving, lack of sleep while driving, bad condition of vehicles and roads, improper road signs etc etc...

    Accidents cannot be stopped without treating root causes...adding more traffic police or MV staff will make no difference.

    ...JH...

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  • jacintha, Middle East

    Wed, May 28 2014

    The suggestion to use civilians for law enforcement in traffic matters is extremely welcome.
    Western countries have this norm.
    The trained civilians can ensure adherence to law (license, speed) by individuals, pollution/road worthiness / permit of vehicles and help pedestrians too, to cross and navigate at busy junctions.

    Mangalore / suburbs are growing and there is traffic congestion / violation in many places.

    Mangalore police, please take this up seriously. I am sure people will volunteer for the training as well as the cost of training.
    We want our youngsters safe.

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  • Pastor E. W. Frank, Udupi-576101

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Dear Mr. Hejmadi:

    I am deeply sad to hear the tragic death of your dear son, Roshan. It is since a long time we often met each other. I extend my condolences to you and your dear wife and the youngest and only son. Praying with you for eternal peace.

    Pastor E. W. Frank, Pres.
    AIDCC(R), Udupi-576101
    Mob.9845236184

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  • Vasant Raj, Mangalore / Abudhabi

    Wed, May 28 2014

    OMG very sad news..RIP.

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  • Wilson Pereira, Mangalore/ Ksa

    Wed, May 28 2014

    Shocking news,my heartfelt condolence to Mr. Harishchandra Hejmady and family.RIP.

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  • Jagadish Acharya & Family, Pandeshwar/Abu Dhabi

    Tue, May 27 2014

    Shocked to hear. Our condolences.We are with Mr.Hari's family in this hour of grief. Let God give the parents mental strength to bear the agony and pain.

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  • jeetendra hegde, mumbai

    Tue, May 27 2014

    oh.God.....shocked to learn this news.he belongs to my native village.RIP.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Tue, May 27 2014

    Dear Hari, thoughts and prayers are with you and your family for the tragic loss of your son. RIP. Sincere Sympathies

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