Udupi: Mumbai-based businessman Rajanikanth Rai from Nandikoor hit by train, dies


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Udupi, Dec 1: Rajanikanth Rai (48), a Mumbai-based hotelier, lost his life in an accident which happened at Jogeshwari, Mumbai in the early hours of Friday November 30.

Rajanikanth was a native of Adve Tenkumane in Nandikoor near Padubidri. It is said that he had got down from a train at Jogedshwari railway station and was walking away when he was knocked down by another train. He died on the spot. This information was given by his relative, Adve Aranthade Laxman Shetty.

The deceased has running the hotel since the last 24 years. He is survived by mother, wife, and a daughter. Rai was actively involved with religious, academic and social service sectors. He had functioned as office bearer of Nandikoor School Old Students Association and also of the Mumbai committee of Nandikoor school.

 

  

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  • jeetendra hegde, mumbai

    Sun, Dec 02 2018

    ......RIP,, mobile has to be blamed.

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  • El En Tea, Mumbai

    Sat, Dec 01 2018

    Uroodaar so sad🕯️RIP sir 🙏

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  • Raju, Karkala

    Sat, Dec 01 2018

    Now at Jogeshwari there are six railway tracks. Crossing is very dangerous.

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  • dominic-dsouza-Rudy, mudarangady mauritius

    Sat, Dec 01 2018

    R I P

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Dec 01 2018

    Sheer Carelessness.
    RIP Rajnikanth ...

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  • INAS ALBAN DSILVA NEERUDE MUMBAI ABU DHABI, NEERUDE NAVI MUMBAI ABU DHABI

    Sat, Dec 01 2018

    R I P

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  • Raghavendra M K, mumbai maharsthra

    Sat, Dec 01 2018

    a handsome upcoming business man lost his life ,. RIP. your report says after getting down from one train at jogeswhari and walking away another train knocked. it seems that he was walking on track or crossing on the track.
    up till now jogewhari was accident spot because of unavailability of sufficient foot over bridge but since one year railways built two bridges on both ends of platforms. but many people cross on track use a short cut method resulting in accidents daily and loss of life.
    RIP.

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  • SUNNY DSOUZA, MARNIMIKATTE MANGALORE

    Sat, Dec 01 2018

    Very Unfortunate
    RIP
    Sad to hear young entrepreneur die in tragic accident

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  • CHARLES SALDANHA, MALAD-MALWANI

    Sat, Dec 01 2018

    SURVEY SAYS ON AN AVERAGE TEN PEOPLE DIE EVERY DAY DUE TO RAILWAYS ACCIDENTS IN MUMBAI RAILWAY NET WORK. BE CAREFUL WHILE YOU TRAVEL. DO NOT CROSS TRACKS WHATEVER MAY BE THE REASON. CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF THE DECEASED.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Sat, Dec 01 2018

    Quite unfortunate accident indeed.May his departed soul rest in peace.

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  • Priti shetty, Padubdri

    Sat, Dec 01 2018

    Rip

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