Mangaluru: Bike rider killed in 'accident' at Netravati old bridge


Pics: Ramesh Pandith / Spoorthi Ullal
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Mar 26: An youth lost his life in a suspected accident that occurred at the Netravati old bridge at Ullal here on the intervening night between Friday March 25 and Saturday March 26.

The deceased has been identified as Vinayak K S (21), son of Srinivas Chetty from Kadalur in Hassan district.He was studying BBM in university evening college. He had gone to participate in  a function at Mudipu on Friday night where he had left at 12.30 am.  

The deceased youth  was riding a bike with Sakleshpur registration. 

Repair works are going on the old bridge and traffic has been diverted, but there is enough space for a two-wheeler to pass through. It is said that the youth rode his bike through the old bridge, apparently oblivious to the repair works there. It is suspected that his two-wheeler collided with a backhoe in operation at the site, and he lost his life. The body was a few metres away from the bike. There is a possiblilty that after hitting the backhoe, the rider got flung and died of injuries sustained from the fall.

Strangely, no mobile phone, wallet or other possessions were found on him, raising suspicions as to whether it was an accident at all. Moreover, the bike was not badly damaged. 

Vinayak was working as an advisor in Reliance Mangaluru branch, and was also pursuing MBA from Mangalore University evening college.

A case relating to the accident was filed in the rural station at Kankanady here. Police have taken up investigation.

  

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  • ravi, mangalore

    Sat, Mar 26 2016

    by " world class" i mean its third class !! the temp road divider is of stones and waste drums - which will fall off anytime and kill more two wheelers !!

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  • ravi, mangalore

    Sat, Mar 26 2016

    once again one more life lost !!
    the road work contractor is working with virtually no respect to on going traffic. the diversion signage are virtually non existing - barricades in the new bridge is " world class " - i hope stringent action is taken - Mr Ibrahim / Mr Khader as DT minister please intervene before we may need to put a memorial for all those who lost their lives due to callous contractor

    i urge Daiiji to kindly forward this message to Hon Minister and DC as well - thanks

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 26 2016

    No Wallet or Mobile but Bike worth 3.5 Lacs.
    Is it Acche Din or Bure Din ...

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  • RAJESH, MANGALORE/SHARJAH

    Sat, Mar 26 2016

    Please do not comment unnecessarily.

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  • Paul, mangalore

    Sat, Mar 26 2016

    Jossy,
    SOmetimes your comments are Bu******.Here there nothing to do with ache din bure din,

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  • Kishor, Dubai

    Mon, Mar 28 2016

    THe bike costs 1.2 lks only its not 3.5 lks

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  • Robert Pais, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 26 2016

    These days it has become a fashion for the inspired some to zoom in speed bikes. I guess the inspiration comes to these misguided youth from movies that give the impression that there is zero risk in riding at breakneck speed.

    If we were to put all the pictures of all the accidents that involve a speed bike- viewing these gory images would they serve as a deterrent for these youngsters?

    Looking at the pictures above reminds me of a saying: Thare Ghatti undhdh pandhdh .....

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