Four youths including excise officer die in ghastly accident at Channarayapatna


Daijiworld Media Network - Hassan (SP)

Hassan, Feb 13: Four youngsters died after the car in which they were travelling rammed into a stationary container at Channarayapatna in the district in the early hours on Saturday February 13.

Those who died included an excise officer who was on his way to report for duty for the first time.

The deceased have been identified as Abhishek, Manjunath, Vikram and Chetan from Bengaluru. All those who died were in the age group of 25 and 30. Out of them, Chetan had recently been appointed as an excise sub-inspector. The other three were IT employees.

Chetan was going to report for his duties, and the other three friends had accomlpanied him to Chikkamagaluru from Bengaluru.
The car in which they were seated went out of the control of the driver after which it rammed into a container that was parked by the roadside, it is said. All thie four suffered grave iniuries and died on the spot,

Their bodies have been kept in the government mortuary at Channarayapatna.

A case relating to the accident was registered in Channarayapatna town police station.

In view of the gory accident, district in-charge minister, K Goplalaiah, visited the mortuary.

  

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  • puneeth v, mangalore

    Sun, Feb 14 2021

    The loss of such precious life can be blamed on the car manufacturer which failed to give protection against a crash, if the car had five star ratings the occupants of the car would be safe today, accidents like this should make consumers more aware of buying good build quality cars and should avoid cheap built one, may lord Shiva give moksha for the departed souls

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  • Shankaraya, Delhi

    Sat, Feb 13 2021

    Saddened to know about this tragic accident. I pray four young souls may rest in peace. May Almighty give all strengths to their parents and families to cope with this situation. Many accidents happen at night and early morning hours. Stationary vechiles on road without warning light is a big hazard and claims so many life every year. Investigation and reports are useless so long people are not sensitive about road safety. It is better to avoid driving wee hours in the morning unless absolutely essential. Deeply pained with news of this road tragedy.

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  • Rahul, Mangalore

    Sat, Feb 13 2021

    Hello Its clearly mentioned that car was gone out of control from the driver & it's not mentioned anywhere that truck is half parked on the road. One more thing I mentioned may be in my first comment.

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  • Rajiv, Mangalore

    Sat, Feb 13 2021

    Rahul , when there is sad news do not be negative.One person is on his way for a new job.He will not go with a heavy head.and trucks many times are parked without their hazard lights on and sometimes half or just beside the road.There are others who drive with bright lights and have no concideration for on coming traffic.Sanjay you are right.RTO should fine these drivers heavily on their night rounds.

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  • Rahul, Mangalore

    Sat, Feb 13 2021

    Maybe because of overnight party.

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  • Sanjay, Hebri

    Sat, Feb 13 2021

    The lorry was half parked on road... Sometimes due to opposite light, few can't guage the obstruction on left side..

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  • Pradeep, Mangalore

    Sat, Feb 13 2021

    God forbid if any of the deceased was your own, you would not have commented that way. I drive the Bangalore Mangalore stretch through Shiradi twice a month and see most of the heavy vehicles left at the middle of the road due to breakdown. Be sensible when commenting on someone's demise even if that person is your enemy

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  • AJ, Mangalore

    Sat, Feb 13 2021

    Have some respect for the deceased ..Dont just assume things on your own.We are expert in passing judgement when it comes to others..

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sat, Feb 13 2021

    Rahul mangalore,are you a human?or when someone of these deceased was one of your own relations or you self? Kindly be bit sensible and say atleast a prayer towards the deceased,when no prayer but a word of sensibility.How sad the person who was going to take up his duty for the first time.Quite possible they were bit tired after a long driving ?sure not after party.So many accidents are happening on this road .Too many vehicles ,make one drive difficult.Heartfelt sympathies to all families.May their souls ret in peace.

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