Young engineer on duty falls to death at Yettinahole project site

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April 20, 2019

Sakleshpur, Apr 20: A young electrical engineer working for a private company died after he fell 70ft down at the Yettinahole project site at Yettinahalla Sakleshpur recently.

The deceased has been identified as Rajendra Kukatanuru, 33, a native of Akki Colony in Vijayapura.

According to the police, Kukatanuru was employed with Amruth Constructions, one of the companies involved in the project.

He fell while he was repairing a crest operation box. He was attached to a crest gate at Yettinahalla on a crane about 70ft high and fell down along with the crane and died.

His brother, Mahendra Kukatanur, has filed a complaint with Sakleshpur Rural Police blaming P.V. Rao, head of the company, and Rajan, a manager, as responsible for his death.

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Vidyanand
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Thursday, 9 May 2019

This is very tragic incident. Site in charge Mr.Rajan chose to accompany wife for voting. He was giving very lame excuses not to meet grieving family members.till today none of the management bothered to call it send a condolence message. Mails sent to management are unanswered.

 

Such is the management who doesn't care for their employees 

God bless Amrutha construction 

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