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Udupi: Youth dies on spot after unidentified vehicle rams into bike

  •   Sat, Sep 06 2014 04:36:25 PM

Suvarana Bhramavar

Daijiworld Media Network- Udupi (DV)

Udupi, Sep 6: A 20-year-old youth died in an accident after his bike was hit by a heavy vehicle. The accident took place at Pethri, near Godanakatte on Saturday September 6 morning.

The deceased has been identified as Pradeep Naik, a resident of Kokarne Mogaveera Pattana.

It is learnt that an unidentified vehicle hit Pradeep's bike while he was returning from Kudkunje to Pethri after dropping his mother at his uncle's house on the occasion of the uncle's marriage. The vehicle which rammed to Pradeep's bike drove away from the spot, letting him die on the spot.

It is learnt that Pradeep was working as an electrician.
  

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Comment on this article

  • Muzaffar, Udupi

    Mon, Sep 08 2014

    my condolence goes to deceased family.may God almighty give patience to his family to bear the loss of departed soul

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  • nasir, manglore

    Sun, Sep 07 2014

    karnataka , one of worst road runway system in india.

    every day here, after accidents nice police inspector photo can view.

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  • Peter, Brahmavar/Sharjah

    Sun, Sep 07 2014

    You can drive any type of vehicles any where in road, any side of the road, this is the Indian driving culture. Horrible in the world. Neither police knows the rule nor people knows the rule. No strict law enforcement.

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  • Valson Mendonsa, Mangalore/USA

    Sun, Sep 07 2014

    Unless there is STRICT Traffic Law ENFORCEMENT in Mangalore, such incidents keep going up& up day by day. Not single person wants fight against this kind of 'GOOD CAUSE' where they can "SAVE the "PRECIOUS LIVES".

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  • RK, India/USA

    Sun, Sep 07 2014

    First of all I am sorry to say a young person who lost his life.
    People blame lorry, bus, or car hit bike, or scooti.
    The way bikers and scootis drive as if they own the road. They zoom in and out in front of big vehicle in wrong directions where big vehicle drivers cannot see them.
    When we were travelling last year on the bus or cars, these bikers or scootis they just drive as they like. THERE IS SHOULD BE A LAW FOR THE BIKERS AND SCOOTIS NOT TO TAKE OVER BIG VEHICLE FROM WRONG SIDE OR TAKE OVER. They donot respect bus or lorry drivers. Even they don't let pedestrian cross the road. They just want to ZOOM.

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  • Edward R. Monteiro, Kulshekar, Mangalore

    Sun, Sep 07 2014

    RK, India/USA: What you wrote is absolutely correct. We do not have traffic sense and culture. Even on highways, slow moving vehicles drive on the fast centre lane, thereby fast moving vehicles on Highways, which are meant for highway fast driving are forced to move on the slow left lane with highway speed. Majority of the offenders are Auto rickshaws and loaded trucks, either they move on the centre fast lane with slow speed or approach the road on the left side with mobiles glued to their ears even there are dividers on the highways. If you try to correct them, they will give abusive words.

    When the accidents takes place, we blame the others. Even the police department seize the vehicles and arrest the drivers even he is innocent and not at fault. Police simply do not carry out investigations. This is disgusting and stupid Indian Law. That is our culture. Seeing is believing. God save our people and Country. Jai Hind

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  • Vashal, Mangalore

    Sun, Sep 07 2014

    Dear Bros, Please stop attacking the culprits or Accident prone drivers or their vehicles.Due to that attack they are escaping from the spot.The life would have saved who knows.So make aware and assure the society that first save the life and then the case police will take care.

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  • HINDUSTANI, Manipal/Dubai

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    RIP,May God give strength to his family to overcome this grief.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    RIP. Two wheeler drivers should learn to give side and not drive in the middle of the road ...

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    RIP to the deceased. Hope the accused driver is traced soon and brought to justice.

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    These drivers who indulge in HIT AND RUN concepts should be apprehended and booked for serious crime like these.

    It will not be long before the police nab the culprit and deal with him according to law.

    My sympathies to the members of the bereaved family.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • Alwyn, mlore

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    terrible !! motor bikes are becoming death traps..
    how can a mother bear this pain.. RIP..

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  • sanjay, shivapura

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Shame on the culprits. I can't understand why they run after accident. Poor fellow lost his life & his parents won't even get compensation as it is a hit & run case

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  • Valerian Dsouza, Udupi/Mumbai

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Very sad, so many accidents.
    Deaths due to accidents are many times more than due to sickness.
    It is high time Govt enacts laws to curb accidents and lawlessness on roads.
    Govt has proposed to increase penalties for traffic violations, more than 500%
    But has not proposed improve and make two way roads, signaling system, filling potholes, reducing curves, posting Policemen at signal to curb signal jumping.
    Policemen posted at the signal stands far to temptate drivers to jump signal so that he can squeeze money.

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  • Francis (Joe) Martis, Barkur/USA

    Sat, Sep 06 2014

    Hit and Run incidents happening every now and then all over the country, still no law is written.
    Even if there is a law, it is not implemented seriously. This is a serious matter, Police should have strict law written and enforced thru Motor Vehicle dept.,
    It has been some 67 years since independence, surprised by the lack of interest by law makers. In any other country, you cannot leave the scene of the accident until police arrive and complete investigation.

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