Triple ride: 2 teenagers dead, 1 critical

April 1, 2012

accident_1Bangalore, April 1: Two boys were killed and another seriously injured when the scooter they were riding rammed into a BMTC bus near Ullala lake near Tavarekere in the City on Saturday.


Suhas, 16, and Subhashaiah, 13, are the dead. Kusheshaiah, 16, who sustained head injury, is being treated at a hospital.

Suhas and Kusheshaiah, classmates at the Vani School, Machohalli, had gone to pick up Subhashaiah, brother of Kusheshaiah on Saturday, the last day of his examination.

They were returning home when the accident occurred. Subhashaiah was a Class VI student, at Amrutanandamayi School.

Suhas was riding his mother’s scooter with his friends on the pillion when an oncoming BMTC bus took a left turn at a crossing. The speeding lads lost control of the their vehicle and rammed into the bus. Suhas and Subhashaiah died on the spot.

The families of the victims were numbed by the tragic accident. The parents of Kusheshaiah and Subhashaiah were inconsolable with one son dead and another in a critical condition.

Their father Veerabhadraiah, is the principal of ITI college, Jagalur and mother Malathi is a senior lecturer at Saptagiri Engineering College.

Suhas’s father, Srinivasamurthy, who is a superintendent in the Education department, told Deccan Herald that the two-wheeler was being used by his wife, Rukmini a housewife.

He said his son had a fad for the two wheeler and was adamant. Although they tried to dissuade him from using the vehicle, he didn’t obey and eventually lost his life, recalled Srinivasamurthy in tears.

The Tavarekere Police have registered a case and arrested the BMTC bus driver Devanna. But police sources say that the young boys were wrong on four counts – the rider of the two-wheeler had no licence and was a minor.

He was not wearing a helmet. They were riding triples and were riding on the wrong side of the road and rammed into the BMTC bus, when the bus was taking a left turn at a T-junction.


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June 22,2020

Kochi, Jun 22: A 54-day-old baby suffered brain damage after she was allegedly slapped and thrown on a cot at home by his father in Angamaly municipality of Ernakulam district, police said.

Doctor Sojan Ipe of MOSC Medical College Hospital at Kolenchery said that the damage caused to the brain is serious. The child was admitted with bleeding in the brain on Friday.

On Saturday, 40-year-old pastor Shaiju Thomas, who is the child's father was arrested by the Angamaly police in connection with the incident. He is currently lodged at the Covid first-line treatment centre at Angamaly.

Shaiju has been charged with IPC Section 307 (attempt to murder) and under the Juvenile Justice Act.

According to Angamaly Police, ''the accused was always doubtful of his wife and raised questions over the parenthood of the child. He had slapped the child on multiple occasions. She fell unconscious on Thursday night after a similar attack and was taken to the hospital. We have so far received enough evidence against the accused.''

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March 28,2020

Hyderabad, Mar 28: Seven labourers from Karnataka were killed and four injured when the van in which they were travelling was hit by a truck near Pedda Golconda on the outskirts of the city late on Friday night, police said.

The deceased included two children. Of the 31 workers in the van, five died on the spot and two while undergoing treatment at a hospital, Assistant Commissioner of Traffic Vishwa Prasad said.
Four others were hospitalised and the condition of one of them is critical, he said, adding the other workers in the van escaped with minor injuries.

The workers were on their way back to their home town Raichur in Karnataka as the road project they were working in at Suryapet here was stalled due to the lockdown, Prasad said.

He said initital investigations revealed that the mango laden truck, which was on its way to Gujarat, was overspeeding.

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March 12,2020

Mar 12: Three women were arrested for allegedly administrating fake coronavirus vaccines to villagers in Maharashtra's Jalna district, police said on Thursday.

The police on Wednesday arrested Beed residents Radha Ramnath Saamse, Seema Krishna Andhale and Sangeeta Rajendra Avhad, who allegedly posed as doctors and healthcare workers, an official said.

The trio met villagers of Pipalgoan in Ambad tehsil, informed them about a vaccine that could protect them from coronavirus and administered it to gullible locals, he said.

Some villagers informed Dr Mahadev Munde, a medical officer at a rural health centre, about this, after which a complaint was lodged, the official said.

Fake vaccines and bottles, which were seized from the accused, have been sent to the state health department, he said, adding that a case of cheating has been registered against the trio.

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