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Mangalore: Speeding car kills traffic cop near Pumpwell

  •   Wed, Sep 17 2014 09:28:45 AM

Pics: Ramesh Pandith / Meryick D'Silva
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (MD)

Mangalore, Sep 17: A traffic cop was killed when a speeding car hit the bike he was riding on near Pumpwell here on Wednesday September 17.

The deceased has been identified as Bhaskar (42), a traffic policeman.


Bhaskar


Ashwin Kumar

It is said Bhaskar and another policeman, identified as Ashwin Kumar of Kadri station, were riding towards Thokkottu side, with Bhaskar sitting pillion. A speeding car moving from Manjeshwar to Pumpwell rammed into their bike in front of Indiana Hospital, killing Bhaskar on the spot.

Ashwin who suffered injuries was admitted to hospital.

Eyewitnesses said that the car, besides being at a high speed, was also moving on the wrong side.

It is learnt that the police have arrested the person who was driving the car. His identity is not yet known.

Sources said that Bhaskar's wife donated his eyes and kidneys.

Kankanady police have registered a case.
  

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  • prem lobo, mangalore/Doha

    Fri, Sep 19 2014

    RIP. Hope his family will recover soon from the agony.PLEASE LET US HELP HER,PLEASE PROVID THE BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER OF MRS,BASKER

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  • Praveen shetty, Mangalore/Australia

    Thu, Sep 18 2014

    Don't understand why Pillion riders doesn't need to wear helmet.
    Its a common sense that If any motor bicycle involve in accidents both riders will be thrown. Infact pillion would impact the most.
    Dont wait for the government to imply such rules,, UR safety in ur hand. No one is made of steel head but yes thick head.
    Mr Bhaskar could have survived I guess, If he had wore helmet. Anyway deep condolence for his demise, speedy recovery Ashwin.

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  • enn ess, manglore

    Thu, Sep 18 2014

    Totally agree....Pls drive on the Polytechnic to Airport road....Many of the KL registered vehicles are driven very rashly .Even KA reg.vehicles are not far behind !....RTO should position Police on this road....

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  • gretta pinto, surathkal

    Thu, Sep 18 2014

    May his soul rest in peace...Hats off and a big salute to that brave lady who took timely decision and donated his eyes and kidney in her time of distress and agony

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi, Dubai, New York, USA.

    Thu, Sep 18 2014

    Very sad and unfortunate incident. This should happen on "DRIVER'S DAY where traffic police have been instructing people for safe driving methods. May the soul of Bhaskar RIP. My deepest and heartfelt condolences to his wife, families and loved ones. My hats off to Bhaskar's wife for donation his eyes and kidneys. I also wish a speedy recovery of Ashwin Kumar.

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  • Sachin, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 18 2014

    RIP

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  • mohi din C H, mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    May God give the to the family to bear the loss

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  • shailaja bhaskar, mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    RIP.
    May God gives strength to his family recover from this agony.

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  • Mili, manglore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    may ua soul R.I.P ......may d god gve strength and power tu your family ..

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  • v rai, uae

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Very sad tragic news.may the departed soul rest in peace.tge the lightening speed in which the vehicles move is shocking. To day while travelling from puttur to mangalore I used seat belt in the rear seat.no value for life.

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  • Dr Aloysius, mangalore/U.S.A

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Dear Mrs Bhasker , heartfelt sympathies, May his soul rest in peace. May the Lord grant you peace during this difficult time. God Bless you for your kind gesture. Kind Regards, Dr Aloysius

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  • Babita Kotian, Mangalore/ Bombay

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Hope Bhaskar family will recover soon from this incident. God bless u.

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  • kala Nicholas, mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Very Sad - Hearty felt sympathy to the family. May God bless his soul... RIP

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  • ish , MANGLOOR

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    very sad, Wish Mr. Bhaskar's family gets enough strength to withstand the untimely death of its member.

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  • basheer ahamed, mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Very bad that a good traffic cop has lost his life for somebody's reckless driving. R.I.P
    .Its high time that traffic dept.takes serious action against the drivers specially from kerala who are very rash, negligent and do not have any driving sense.

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Over speeding - reckless driving and breaking traffic rules are the kind of traffic offenses that are observed everyday. Not that the police are lapse but that the people indulge in over-speeding for reasons best known to them.

    Police are taking utmost care to keep the situation under control but unfortunately with the increase in the number of vehicles it is extremely difficult for the law enforcement people to completely check the situation.

    It is hoped that the department of law and order and crime will find ways and means to resolve the prevailing situation.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • Krishna, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    RIP , and a big salute to the brave wife who took such a bold decision in this hour of tragedy. Condolences to the Family.

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  • JR,

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    WE WERE APPEALING RTO POLICE TO CONTROL TRAFFIC DURING PEAK HOURS ESPECIALLY ON HIGHWAYS (BAIKAMPADY BUS STOP)BUT NO RESPONSE FROM THE CONCERNED WHICH IS VERY DANGEROUS.

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  • Rohan, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Though her husband died she did the best charity by donating the deceased Eyes and kidneys. Its a sad moment for this fly and i am sure almighty will always bless any noble deed done

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  • sunil, blre/q8

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    R.I.P. ITS VERY SAD. IF THEY WONT FOLLOW TRAFFIC RULES. ..this is the result. innocent has loose his life.
    traffic rules are not strong enough. to punish the culprit.
    hope..TRAFFIC DEPT.WILL WAKE UP
    AND TAKE STRICT ACTION ON .. CULPRITS.

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  • clvie, Kuwait

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Its bad when people forget that they have to take care of other people on the road be they pedestrians or other motorists/ riders etc.
    May God give peace to the soul of Mr. Bhaskar. May his family members get strength to bear this loss. I really salute his wife for deciding to donate his eyes and kidneys. Such a great gesture shown by this lady even when she lost her husband.

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  • mohammad Rafiq, Manjeshwar

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    The car driver he was taking someone to indiana hospital with serious condition, unfortunate the cop lost his life RIP.

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  • Ravi B Shenava, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Today the 'Drivers Day' is celebrated all over India and the Traffic police have been guiding the people on Safe- Driving methods since early morning today. It is really sad that on such a Day Karnataka Traffic police himself is killed by rash driving of some Kerala Driver.
    May the soul of Bhaskar rest in peace.

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  • Krishna, karkala

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    The rash Driving killers on the road should receive harsh punishment.
    We yong a young, handsome, able Police Constable.
    May his soul rest in peace.

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  • daisy, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    very sad indeed. Mr. Bhaskar's family gets recover soon from the agony. may his sole rest in peace....... Amen.......

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  • Vijay, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    sad to hear this news.may god give strength to his family to move on. ive seen people overtake on the wrong side,overtake on bends/curves,speed breaker,in main junction where 3-4 roads meet etc. many basic rules of driving 95% of them do not follow. in our city everyone is in a hurry.start early 5mins before and you dont have to drive at 70-80 and above . our roads and no. of vehicles moving the ideal speed is 50-60 thats where vehicles give good mileage and safety. many drive their vehicles as if remote controlled playing games on PC.animals on road thats another issue here.

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  • saiprem H S, MANGALORE

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    The Kerala Regd Vehicle do not follow reaffic rules in the highway even in the city limits park where ever & however they want.They dont even respect traffic police. The police should start taking action such people very firmly. Really sorry to know about the death of the police.

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Very very sad. My heart goes out to his family. May God give them
    strength.

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  • Disha Rita, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Oh My God, we have lost one sincere traffic cop because of someone else's stupidity. Pray to almighty God for his family to bare the sad and sudden demise of their beloved family member.

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, Dubai

    Wed, Sep 17 2014


    very sad RIP Bhasker.

    Speed and it was in wrong side?!!!
    make sure car driver must be lodge life time ban for his driving licence.

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Wed, Sep 17 2014


    "Eyewitnesses said that the car, besides being at a high speed, was also moving on the wrong side"

    Punishment will be meted but the precious life of a bread earner is gone forever ever due to speeding and reckless driving.
    R.I.P.

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  • Anwar, Abu Dhabi

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Very Sad... RIP :(

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  • Aadil Khan, Kasaragod/Saudi Arabia

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    Very sad indeed. Wish Mr. Bhaskar's family gets enough strength to withstand the untimely death of its member.

    Looks like the car is of Kerala registration and some of them are ignorant of Mangalore traffic and roads. Hope the errant driver gets punishment, if the accident was a preventable one.

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  • Suleman Beary, Udupi

    Wed, Sep 17 2014

    RIP. Hope his family will recover soon from the agony.

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