Bantwal: Two Bodies Out of Three Youth Who Drowned, Recovered


Bantwal: Two Bodies Out of Three Youth Who Drowned, Recovered
Pics by Mounesh Vishwakarma
Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal (SP)

Bantwal, Jun 23: The efforts put in by the search parties including the fire brigade personnel since Tuesday morning bore fruits on Tuesday June 22 evening, with the recovery of the bodies of two out of the three youth, who had ventured into River Netravati for taking bath at Mastikatte, Panemangalore, on Monday June 21.

Bodies of Chandrakant (28), son of Rama Poojary, and Abubakker Siddique (23), son of Hasanabba, from Putrotibail in Narikombu village, have been found, while the fate of the other youth, Ravindra alias Ravi (22), son of the late Gangaiah Moolya, is not known. The body of Chandrakant was retrieved from Tumbe vented dam by the fire brigade personnel, and the body of Siddique started floating at the spot where the three had entered the river, on Tuesday afternoon. Ravindra, a carpenter by profession, was the breadwinner of his family, and his father had died on May 12. Chandrakant, a mason, also looked after his family. Abubakker did odd jobs like processing of areca nuts and painting.







Expert divers like Issac, Hakim Panemangalore, Hanif Jainarapet, Rafique Akkarangady and some boatmen voluntarily toiled to search for the bodies in the river since Tuesday morning.

Reportedly, Ravindra was the only among the three, who did not know how to swim. Hence it is thought that his two friends tried to save him when he started drowning. The three were members of Navajeevan Gymnasium in Narikombu, lived in the same locality, and were close friends, it is learnt.

  

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  • Rameez Qatar,

    Tue, Jul 06 2010

    VERY SAD INCIDENT, MAY ALMIGHTY GOD GRANT ETERNAL PEACE TO THEIR SOULS.& GIVE SABAR TO THEIR FAMILY

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  • nishith, sujeer/uae

    Wed, Jun 23 2010

    Friendship has no religion...
    May their Soul rest in Eaternal peace..

    These were the real Tulunadu peoples who were always bonded with each other on their Unique way. Hope our Pseudos learn from this.

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  • AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE

    Wed, Jun 23 2010

    Sad times unite people irrespective of caste or creed. We belong to humanity first, and there is no single individual who does not know suffering and sorrow. Division in the name of religion at any time is only a sign of ignorance and selfishness.

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  • STALIN MISQUITH, m'lore/Bahrain

    Wed, Jun 23 2010

    VERY VERY SAD INCIDENT, MAY ALMIGHTY GOD GRANT ETERNAL PEACE TO THEIR SOULS.

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  • Godwin, Urwa store/M'lore/Riyadh

    Wed, Jun 23 2010

    It's disheartening to see their tragic death. I feel really sorry for their parents who gave birth and brought them up to this age and now these youths have just ......I really appreciate the rescue team's effort and others who were the part of that team. Hats off guys. May God Bless you all of your's hard work. God will reward you on due time. Hope they will find the third body sooner.

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  • Vijay, Bolali

    Wed, Jun 23 2010

    either in death/crime or any other things all religion people sharing same platform..that's good..we are proud to be mangaloreans..may be after going up divided and separated on religion basis.. some may go direct to there respective place...and some may wait to world finish..for a call on judgement day..Jai ho..

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Tue, Jun 22 2010

    Very very unfortunate incident and to save their friend all were drowned to death.Friends in death is a reality of their friendship.May their soul rest in eternal peace.Heartfelt condolences to the family of deceased.

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