Karkala: Newlywed riding pillion dies after bike skids to avoid dog


Daijiworld Media Network – Karkala (MS)

Karkala, Jun 29: A tragic accident claimed the life of a newly married woman when a motorcycle she was riding on skidded off road to avoid a stray dog. The incident occurred on Friday evening near Hosmaru, within the jurisdiction of the Karkala rural police station.

The deceased, identified as Neeksha (26), was riding pillion with her husband, Vishal, when their motorcycle lost control and skidded off the road. The couple, residents of Karembalu in Eedu village, had been married for just three months.

Eyewitnesses reported that the accident happened as the couple was traveling on their bike when a stray dog suddenly darted into their path. Vishal's attempt to avoid the dog caused the bike to skid, leading to a severe fall.

Neeksha sustained critical injuries in the accident. Despite efforts to rush her to a nearby hospital, she succumbed to her injuries before arrival.

The Karkala rural police have registered a case and are conducting an investigation into the incident.

 

 

 

  

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Sat, Jun 29 2024

    If she had a helmet then her life wouldn't have gone. Rest In Peace. Husbands if you love yourself and your wife then make sure you wear a proper headgear and live to love another day.

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  • Cynthia, Dk

    Sat, Jun 29 2024

    Also, thought of Shankaranna two days ago !!! I saw his comment today....😊😊

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  • Cynthia, Dk

    Sun, Jun 30 2024

    Devji, yesterday (around 5.30 ish or so) , i was thinking about why you were not commenting since months...?? ...... and to my surprise your comment was there around at that same time when i was thinking !! Believe it or not !!! God bless you abundantly...

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai-Mangalauru

    Sat, Jun 29 2024

    RIP!! Stray animals are a big menace, especially in this part of the country !!!

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, India

    Sat, Jun 29 2024

    In one place, a woman’s life was saved by dog and here, due to a dog, another woman lost her life. This is a very sad matter. Rest in peace to the deceased

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  • Beowulf, Mangalore

    Sat, Jun 29 2024

    That dog should be treated as adult human and should be punished as per the law.

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  • Marigold, mangalore

    Sat, Jun 29 2024

    What should be the punishment for the dog . 10 years in jail. Its lifespan is 8 years

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Sat, Jun 29 2024

    street dogs, cows and even peacocks are a huge menace in third world country....so many people have died and got injured due to these kind of freak accidents...but PETA does not allow culling and cow mathas cannot be touched as their life is considered precious than that of indians...really tragic..rip

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  • Vinyas Rai, Bengaluru

    Sat, Jun 29 2024

    Just like how Bakris are causing neusance during eid

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai/Mangalore

    Sat, Jun 29 2024

    Have you carefully observed the number of local breed, unattended, sheep(bakras) grazing on vegetation on the sides of the highway whilst travelling from Mangalore towards B.C. road; they appear to be more disciplined than humans😇

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