Mangaluru: Lorry driver convicted in scooter rider death, fined Rs 21,000


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Jan 17: In connection with the death of a scooter rider, the JMFC 8th court has sentenced lorry driver M D Satish to one year of simple imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 21,000.

The incident occurred on November 27, 2019, at around 11.50 am. Priya Y Suvarna (42) was riding her scooter from KPT towards Kottara Chowki when, in front of BMS Hotel at Kuntikana, lorry driver M D Satish rammed the lorry into the rear of the two-wheeler. As a result, the scooter rider fell onto the road along with the vehicle and sustained serious head injuries. She was admitted to a private hospital for treatment but succumbed to her injuries the same day.

Following the incident, a case was registered at the West Traffic police station. The then police inspector Amanulla conducted the investigation and filed the charge sheet before the court.

After examining the witnesses and hearing arguments from both sides, JMFC 8th court judge Fawaz P A sentenced the accused to one year of simple imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 21,000.

Assistant public prosecutor Geetha Rai and assistant public prosecutor Aaron D’Souza, Vittla, appeared on behalf of the government.

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

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