Mangaluru: A student An architecture student died in a motorbike accident in Adyar on Wednesday.
the name of the deceased is mohammed intoxicatedThe 21 year old, a first year student in a private college, hails from Uppala, Kerala. The cause of the accident is suspected to be high speed.
was riding drunk Padil towards his college, and hit a scooter first and then the divider. He jumped from the vehicle and hit the electric pole, after which he fell on the road.
After hitting the scooter, the bike moved forward 50 metres. A case has been registered at Mangaluru Traffic South Police Station.
The commissioner assured a thorough investigation
City Police Commissioner Kuldeep R Kumar Jain said a comprehensive probe would be conducted into the fatal accident that killed 69-year-old Titus Ferrao at Baikampady on NH-66 on Tuesday. Ferrao’s two-wheeler was hit by a goods vehicle, killing him on the spot.
Commissioner Jain said that the police would conduct a comprehensive probe into the issue including the engineering aspect of the road. He said that during the investigation, notice will be given to the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). Ferrao’s death sparked public outrage, with people criticizing the National Highways Authority of India for not keeping the highway in a motorable condition despite collecting tolls from its users. Soon after the accident on Tuesday, NHAI was seen filling potholes on some stretches of the highway. Several organizations have stepped up their demand demanding action against the National Highways Authority of India. news network
the name of the deceased is mohammed intoxicatedThe 21 year old, a first year student in a private college, hails from Uppala, Kerala. The cause of the accident is suspected to be high speed.
was riding drunk Padil towards his college, and hit a scooter first and then the divider. He jumped from the vehicle and hit the electric pole, after which he fell on the road.
After hitting the scooter, the bike moved forward 50 metres. A case has been registered at Mangaluru Traffic South Police Station.
The commissioner assured a thorough investigation
City Police Commissioner Kuldeep R Kumar Jain said a comprehensive probe would be conducted into the fatal accident that killed 69-year-old Titus Ferrao at Baikampady on NH-66 on Tuesday. Ferrao’s two-wheeler was hit by a goods vehicle, killing him on the spot.
Commissioner Jain said that the police would conduct a comprehensive probe into the issue including the engineering aspect of the road. He said that during the investigation, notice will be given to the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). Ferrao’s death sparked public outrage, with people criticizing the National Highways Authority of India for not keeping the highway in a motorable condition despite collecting tolls from its users. Soon after the accident on Tuesday, NHAI was seen filling potholes on some stretches of the highway. Several organizations have stepped up their demand demanding action against the National Highways Authority of India. news network