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Mangaluru: Body of youth found at Bandaribettu Bantwal

  •   Sun, Oct 08 2017 11:10:16 AM

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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru Oct 8: The body of a 27 year old youth was found by the roadside here on Sunday October 8 at Bandaribettu near Bantwal.

The body has been identified as Ravi Kayyarmaar (27), a coolie worker by profession. Sources say that a vehicle must have hit him resulting in his death.

Bantwal rural police have arrived at the spot and are investigating.
  

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  • Stevan Menezes, Shirva /Mumbai

    Mon, Oct 09 2017

    Dear Rita Germany, did I not in the comments of, one of the earlier suicide article, mention about Prayers required for such deaths (suicides, murders,accidents etc)happening in our beautiful DK, open up, dear, and dedicate a few words in prayers (words from heart, not recitals) for the land of our ancestors to be out of this evil (untimely deaths),just like one would pray for deliverance from poverty, sicknesses, barrenness, failures,lack etc.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Oct 09 2017

    sad.Feel still sad to see even police people stand astauned ,and people come there as though it is a bazar,or Jathra ,but noone do anything to stop it.Atleast disperse people gathering there ,or till the normal proceedure is done ,put some cloth around the area where body lies.Body seems tobe at bush ,not on road or must have kept later on the side ?Body could be covered atleast.May his soul rest in peace.

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