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Sullia: Bike driven by 9th class boy topples - One killed, another serious

  •   Wed, Mar 23 2022 06:31:42 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Sullia (EP)

Sullia, Mar 23: A ninth standard boy on the pillion has died on the spot and another injured when a motorbike driven by his classmate lost control and  toppled at Kumbalacheri, Peraje.

Darshan, son of R D Venkappa and Vishwadeep, son of Loknath Kundalpadi are the residents of Peraje and students of ninth standard at St Joseph’s School, here. They were returning home after the examination on the bike.

While Vishwadeep died on the spot, Darshan was seriously injured.

Localites said that Darshan was riding the bike. A complaint in this connection is registered at the local police station. Police personnel are investigating.
  

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Thu, Mar 24 2022

    Cause of irresponsible parenting of the rider boy. Have seen minor boys driving high end cars with proud parents as passengers without realising that they are giving license to kill to o their wards. Our toothless laws and corrupt adminstration is squarely responsible.

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  • Anand A, Mangaluru

    Wed, Mar 23 2022

    We find often these bacchas riding motorcycles and scooters tripple ride with full speed. People admire them instead of alerting the police. In this case, it is heart breaking to see the loss of life. Did the bike rider have driving license? I suppose, he didn't. Were not the parents aware that he was riding the bike without a license? The don't you think it is the fault of the parents more than that of the boy?

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  • Joseph, Qatar

    Thu, Mar 24 2022

    Dear Ashok, Let me further add on .... blame it fair and square on the stinking rich families - majority of them have no sense of discipline -especially from the parents point-of-view, due to which they can't control their emotions and forced to express their sheer helplessness due to the ever demanding pangs thrown up by their wards (children) time and again. This is mostly provoked due to the surroundings they reside. If denied, the children feel they're unnecessarily being deprived of their "status symbol" and if they're yet again let down, they threaten of committing suicide or take dire consequences which parents can't cope with and fear their wards may resort to. The worrisome factor in today's world is that suicide has become a "fashionable trend". In poor families though there are few exceptions, such things are mostly unheard of. Either way the parents are in a jinx.

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  • Vishwadeepak, Mangalore/dxb

    Wed, Mar 23 2022

    Strength to vishwadeep's parent..wish..I am of help for them in tough time ,boy shared my name.

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  • Agnes, Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 23 2022

    Irresponsible parents and iresponsible kids.There is a time and age for all things in life. Now see the result.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Wed, Mar 23 2022

    Rest in Peace ...

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Wed, Mar 23 2022

    A young boy (including me when I was young) will not realise the danger behind riding a two wheeler (Including me when i was 20 years and not 9th standard....I had only cycle at that age}. It is their parents responsibility to save their children's life by taking harsh decisions.

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  • Claude Dsouza, MANGALORE

    Wed, Mar 23 2022

    did a bit of research and found a case Rakesh Kumar Arora vs Balwant Singh [.Where Rakesh Kumar Arora's 14 year old son had killed Balwant Singh's son in a road accident. Balwant Singh claimed 10 Lakhs as compensation. The high court directed Rakesh Kumar Arora and the insurance company to pay 10L jointly because it held that the insurance company couldn't exonerate itself from liability because there was no wilful default on Rakesh Kumar Arora. The Supreme Court however, overturned this judgement and held that the insurance company wasn't liable. This is only punishment . Only money. I fell sorry for the kid who was a pillion rider who never knew law. An Angel murdered indirectly. RIP.

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  • mohan prabhu, mangalore

    Thu, Mar 24 2022

    How could the insurance company be liable unless the insurance policy allows kids to ride the bike? Here the apex court was right. The parent who allowed the son to drive is allowing him to drive without insurance, and he only is liable to compensate.

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Wed, Mar 23 2022

    A young boy (including me when I was young) will not realise the danger behind riding a two wheeler (Including me when i was 20 years and not 9th standard....I had only cycle at that age}. It is their parents responsibility to save their children's life by taking harsh decisions.

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  • Mohammed Ishaq, Riyadh - Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 23 2022

    RIP...

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Mar 23 2022

    Here dont consider any sympathy to the parents of the boy who was driving the bike.Let the parents put inside who gave him bike.And parents of the boy riding pillion should be questioned Did he had a licence?sad one innocent died.Hearty sympathies to his parents.In future see with whom your child is riding ,with licence or without..

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  • Avi, Mangalore

    Wed, Mar 23 2022

    @Rita from Germany - What do you mean by - Hearty sympathies.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Mar 24 2022

    Avi,mangalore ,you are right,I was so emotional,by mistake wrote only as hearty sympathies ,instead heartfelt sympathies to the parents who lost their child.Whoever at fault was a small boy lost his life.

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