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Mangaluru: Youth found hanging from tree at Court Road

  •   Thu, Feb 18 2016 11:10:47 AM

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje / Spoorthi Ullal / Ramesh Pandith
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (JS)

Mangaluru, Feb 18: A youth was found hanging from a tree at Court Road here on Thursday February 18.

The deceased has been identified as Baiju Thomas (22) from Vellarikundu, Kasargod.

It is suspected that he might have committed suicide.

A white Ritz car bearing registeration number KA-19-MC-2208 was found at the spot. Sources said that Baiju had rented the car.

Baiju was a student of Srinivas School of Engineering, Mukka, and was staying at a PG facility in Mangalanagar, Bolar.

It is learnt on the night of Wednesday February 17, he had attended a birthday party and had left from there at around 2 am in the rented car. Police sources said that when the body was found on Thursday, he had been dead for about six hours.

Sources said that his family had been coaxing him to shift to Dubai, but he was reluctant.

Police arrived at the spot and investigated.

The body has been shifted to Wenlock hospital for post mortem.

More details awaited.
  

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  • dheeraj, mangalore

    Fri, Feb 19 2016

    why are outsiders suiciding in mangalore?
    the deceased was a keralite.
    suicide is a cowardly act.

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, UDUPI/NEW YORK,USA.

    Fri, Feb 19 2016

    It is so sad that a young college student should end up his life this way. May the soul of Baiju Thomas rest in eternal peace. My sympathies to his beloved family members and friends. This seems to be a strange case and only after the police investigation is over, the exact cause of this death will come out.

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  • Rk, Kinnigoli/Dubai

    Fri, Feb 19 2016

    Looks like murder and planting on the tree to pass off as suicide. Police should check his mobile call records.

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  • sathish, bahrain / mangalore

    Fri, Feb 19 2016

    shame on the indian way of dealing with a crime scene, poor cops they dont know what to do, they are mute spectators. shame on them..... and iam an indian working overseas.

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  • Roys, Ekkur

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    Please do not spoil Mangalore by doing all this nonsense, all new things are getting noticed by all the new comers who are coming to mang from diff parts

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  • Vittalanne, Kudlane

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    Sad day for the family. Of course Dubai should have been a safe and peaceful place had he been sent to due to the fact that the king there are able to support up bringing with monitoring and control mechanism in an excellent way. What poor educated mangaloreans don't understand is that more people in the world are self killed, than by any other terrorist or natural calamities. Education alone doesn't bring harmony if so neighboring Kerala would have been a heaven but the cancer from kerala is spread to mangalore.

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  • Dr.Shankarnarayan, Mangaluru/Abu Dhabi

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    RIP.Its unfortunate. Suicidal Tendency is a psychiatric disorder needs more attention. It is a familial disorder which can be treated by counseling and medications. Usually you will never know when they will go for depression and commit suicide. Not like who threaten to commit suicide. These individuals even if they attempt suicide they will see to that they are saved. But patients with suicidal tendency will never reveal when they are going to commit suicide. Its unfortunate that its very difficult to identify as they appear absolutely normal.

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  • Jazz, Mangalore/Dubai

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    Cops must restrict the crime scene area till the proper investigation is done, so that people don't destroy the evidences.

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  • gm, mlur

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    If people reach spot before police?

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Feb 19 2016

    @gm,mangalore,then Police should see that crime area will not become a place for Foto session and more People come and gather as if it is a place of some feast,or attraction.They should send them away ,to give respect to the deceased.through that if any important evidence lying there can be spoiled,or taken away.some come if any valuables ,Money,jewellary etc are to be robbed.It Looks like a market place.People give respect to the deceased.dont click Fotos from dead one.why do you Need htis?why he undergone suicide is not sure.or something to do with Party?Police says he was dead Long before,as they say.well let us wait and see the post martum.lets pray for his Soul.Heartfelt sympathy to the Family.

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  • shaan, manglore/dubai

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    Every one flashing photos & smiling. Pain only reach beloved one..

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  • Rita D'Souza, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    You are right.Some people take death so lightly. They think they are going to live forever.

    None of us know what kind of end we will meet.

    One has to be always prepared. Death comes like a thief.

    RIP dear Brother Baiju Thomas.

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  • Anand Bangera, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    Possibly, Love ....Brake.

    Parents, near and dear ones lost a family member.
    R.I.P.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    Sad, suicide is not the solution for any problems...

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  • gm, mlur

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    Yes, but when the problem comes people don't think at all.

    Counseling may help people.

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  • priya, mangalore/kuwait

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    i always respect Mr Henry Misquit..the way he comments fare..

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    Thanks Priya!!

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  • rose, mlore dubai

    Sat, Feb 20 2016

    even I agree .his comments r alws nice ......

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  • Anita Coutinho, Moodbidri/Bhayander

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    Very sad new...


    Now a days we read and listen lot of suicide news that also youngsters loosing their life themselves.

    In life problems comes. But every problems has solution too. Ending life is not a solution, that is a problem to others those who are living behind them.

    Parents, Education Institution and our Nation should give proper training to all youth how to overcome difficulties in life and buildup life.

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  • jimmy noronha, Bellore, Lucknow

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    There has been a sudden spurt in the unfortunate events such as two-wheeler accidents, suicides and rape and murder. There should be a way to reduce such sad events and would the men in charge see to reduce such gloomy mishaps?

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    This is a dangerous trend happening all over the COUNTRY ...

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  • shankar, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 18 2016

    Thank God! you did not conclude that he committed suicide i protest of JNU issue!!

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