Mangaluru: Sudden demise of elder brother - body of missing sibling found


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Sep 2: The body of Gaurish (28) was found from within the limits of Panambur police station on Thursday September 1. Gaurish had suddenly gone missing after his elder brother, Ashith (35), died all of a sudden at around 8 pm on Tuesday due to heart attack, and Gaurish, who lived with his brother, had gone missing suddenly after informing a relative over phone that he could not live any longer without his brother.

Both the brothers were living together in a rented home at Attavar Vaidyanathanagar here. They did not have parents, and the two ran a tyre puncture repair shop near Chakrapani temple at Attavar. Neighbours found out that Ashith had died, after going nearer to check on finding that the door of the house was open and Gaurish was missing.

After finding that a motor bike was deserted near Netravati in Ullal, fire brigade personnel had undertaken an operation. But the body was found in Panambur.

A case about the incident stands registered in Pandeshwar police station here about the incident.

  

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  • Antonio , New York

    Sun, Sep 04 2016

    May Gaurish's soul rest in peace. Very sad to hear the death of the elder bro and the tragic ending of Gaurish. May he be forgiven and have eternal peace. RIP bro.

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  • deepak kumar, Indian

    Sat, Sep 03 2016

    Rest in peace Brothers

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  • Fr Victor Machado, Mangalore/Tanzania

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    Looks mysterious..cannot rule out the possibility of under currents. May they rest in peace.

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  • John pcc, Kuwait/mangalore

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    These brothers were staying in a rented house. That means no ancestral property left behind. Thats why there was no fighting between these two and they lived with harmony. No wealth. There is peace.

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  • stan, udupi/dubai

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    Real love, real brotherhood.May their souls rest in peace,

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    May their souls rest in peace.Certainly it was a shock to younger brother to se how his elderone slipping away in front of his eyes.moment shock must have made him to undertake somethng riskant and ended in his death.But I find with or without parents,at their Age to live together is not normal I find.did they not thought of having a Family?many may not agree with me ,but bit suspicious .Shouldnt speak about the dead ,still very sad end of Brothers.RIP

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    You seem to be so disconnected from reality back in India? for marriage it is not just the age that maters, it is the availability of girls.. there is such a imbalance, so many are left out bachelors, not because of their choice, their mistake. Even engineers are not getting married, and here we are talking about quite poor guys that to without parents. who will take the lead? lets be practical instead of being suspicious.

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  • PAM Suvarna, karla

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    Very sad news indeed,
    Very rare incident it means how much attached they each other,real term of brotherhood,
    RIP Brothers, born again as brothers.

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  • John pcc, kadri/London

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    Can anyone come to this earth without parents? There was no property left behind by parents thats why they were very loving for all these years. If there was little property there would have been fight between 2 and the public would have doubted!! Please don't accumulate wealth or property for your children.

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  • Ummar, Udupi/Dubai

    Fri, Sep 02 2016


    Rest in peace brothers.

    This is one sided story. Another side something else. Through investigation will reveal the reality. You may not agree with me. But there is a possibility.

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    There is category called sensitive, living with values, affection, attachment and all that… and there is another category those who lack values will continue to be suspicious on the first category of good people. For them only wicked terrorist will appear as innocents. Hence the disconnect in the way each look at an incident.. LOL

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  • Syed Mohiudin, Iruvail/Riyadh

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    Very sad RIP

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    very sad to read this.. RIP brothers.

    After losing parents, younger one see father figure in the eldest brother. Jesta bratha pitr samana. And no one to console him when he found that his caring brother is no more.. may you born again as loving brothers...

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  • Elwyn Goveas, Valencia

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    What a sad story.This is absolute true genuine love between the two brothers which the younger brother couldn't control his emotion and committing a suicide which is not acceptable.

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  • Rajesh, Mulky

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    They did not have parents.That means they were very much attached to each other .The younger brother could not bear the sorrow.So sad to hear this tragedy.RIP brothers.May you be born again like same loving brothers..

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  • Antony Fernandes, Mangaluru/USA

    Fri, Sep 02 2016

    So sad brothers. you both live with your parents in heaven together. (The article says they did not have parents. I think parents must have died earlier). Rest in peace all of you.

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