Techie falls to death from 8th floor while drying her hair a week after childbirth

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April 28, 2016

Bengaluru, Apr 28: A 26-year-old software engineer and mother of a newborn died after accidentally falling from the balcony of her eighth floor apartment in Begur Koppa, here.

techieShe was said to be drying her hair while peeping out of her bedroom window when she slipped and fell.

The deceased, Chandana Nagesh, a software engineer with Infosys, was on maternity leave and had delivered a baby boy six days ago, the police said.

Her mother and mother-in-law, who had come to look after the baby, were at home when the incident occurred around 6.30 pm on Tuesday at the SNN Raj Serenity gated community on Begur Main Road, Yelenahalli, off Bannerghatta Road.

Chandana had just taken a shower and come to the bedroom to dry her hair. She had opened the sliding glass window and was peeping out when she slipped and crashed straight on the cement floor below. Chandana's mother-in-law Meenakshi and her mother Manjula Nagesh were taking care of the baby at that time.

The guards heard a loud thud from the back of the D2 Block, rushed to the spot and found Chandana lying in a pool of blood. While the guards were going up and down the floors trying to find out from which floor she had fallen from, her relatives had by then realised that it was Chandana who had slipped and fallen. The family members rushed her to a hospital nearby where she was declared brought dead, the police said.

Her body was then shifted to Victoria Hospital on Tuesday night and the postmortem was conducted on Wednesday. The body was handed over to the family members, who took it to Mandya for the final rites.

A case of unnatural death has been registered at the Electronic City police station and the cops are investigating further. Her husband Abhilash is a software engineer with Siemens.

Comments

SK
 - 
Thursday, 28 Apr 2016

RIP....Very sad incident... Condolences to her family

K.C.Mohammed Ali
 - 
Thursday, 28 Apr 2016

Very sad....... but something may be wrong ..............

Rikaz
 - 
Thursday, 28 Apr 2016

Very sad...lesson for those who reside in big apartments

Mohammed SS
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Thursday, 28 Apr 2016

Very sad indeed, may her soul rest in peace, condolences for the bereaved family

Jeevan D souza
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Thursday, 28 Apr 2016

seriously, sad about the new born child.

Madhusodhan
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Thursday, 28 Apr 2016

very tragic incident. really sad to hear.

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