Mangalore: Clash After Inter-collegiate Football Match Lands Three in Hospital


Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje 
Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (RS/CN)

Mangalore, Sep 10: Three players of a football team were admitted to hospital with injuries after they were attacked by members of another team following a match held on the grounds of Govindadas College in Suratkal on Thursday September 10.

The injured are Pavaz, Isham, and Aproz, students of St Sebastian College in Permannur, and residents of Ullal. All three are pursuing their pre-university course and are members of the college’s football team.














Allegedly, 10-15 members of the Govindadas College football team attacked the St Sebastian College team with deadly weapons like wooden sticks and iron chains. 

They carried out the attack after stopping the bus at Suratkal. It is believed they were humiliated after losing the matches repeatedly on the same ground in two tournaments, one of which was held last week. When the match ended in the evening, members of Govindadas team started pelting stones at the other team for they failed to win.

The attackers followed the winners till Suratkal and stopped the bus in which they were travelling towards the city. “At Suratkal junction, some of the team members were standing in front of the bus while others entered the bus and started assaulting us,” said one of the victims. 

One of the victims said that the attackers numbered more than 15 and used wooden sticks and chains made of iron to beat the players. He added that the attackers used foul language and told them not to come to Surathkal again.

All the injured have been admitted to Wenlock Hospital in the city and the police have been informed of the incident. The team coach also asked the principal of Govindadas College to take strict action against the students for their offence.

  

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  • Biju Samad, Mlore / Kollam / Khobar

    Sun, Sep 13 2009

    Its really shame and insult to sports. Please think that only one team can win. So be sportive, work hard and get the result and this is the right way.

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  • Biju Samad, Mlore / Kollam / Khobar

    Sat, Sep 12 2009

    Its really shame and insult to sports. Please think that only one team can win. So be sportive, if you lost 2 years, work hard and get the result and this is the right way.

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  • vishwa, mangalore\usa

    Fri, Sep 11 2009

    Some time back some body written daiji that, if you want to run business in mangalore you have be goon and else have money to pay to goons. but it looks to play in match or to go to colleage also possible if you are goon?? what is happening to mangalore

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  • Patrick, Doha, Qatar

    Fri, Sep 11 2009

    Totally immature and kiddish attitude. Sports is one sphere in life where winning and losing are two sides of a coin. It is a part of life. Either way, you have to have a sportsman''s spirit. There was no need of this humbug. I feel there was a politically motivated gang out to spoil the spirit of the game.

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  • Ronald D.F.D''Souza, Bondel/Mangalore/Bahrain

    Thu, Sep 10 2009

    My dear students of Inter college tournment of foot ball match at Govindasa college Siurthakal. The spirit of love should be for sports, rather than enimity , grudge among each other. Our place Un Divided Mangalore in World map shows we are of one community and of one culture. Let our name in world map MANGALORE ALWAYS SHOULD BE VISIBLE IN ALL CBSE AND CENTRAL , LOCAL GOVERNMENT ISSUES. JAI HO - RONALD -BONDEL - MANGAALORE - KINGDOM OF BAHRAIN

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