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Udupi: Male Student, Former MIT Alumna Die in Bike Accident

  •   Tue, Oct 02 2012 04:46:25 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi

Udupi, Oct 2: In a late night outing, two youngsters were killed when the bike they were riding on rammed into a divider near Shiribidu. The accident occured in the wee hours of Tuesday October 2.

The deceased have been identified as Sulatha (22) and Nishanth (21) from Delhi. While Nishanth was a student of MIT, Manipal, Sulatha had formerly studied there.

Sources said that the accident occured when the duo were on their way back from Malpe. It is suspected that they were in an inebriated state. Nishanth is said to have been riding at a high speed which led to the accident.

Sulatha was a native of Mangalore.

Udupi town police have registered a case.
  

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  • abhishek anand, manipal

    Fri, Oct 05 2012

    dear kiran,
    no one gets heavily drunk with just two or three pegs.the only mistake is his over speed

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  • Nikhil, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 05 2012

    People here can just go on commenting as they have no idea of how it feels to go through such a terrible loss.
    It is only suspected that the rider was drunk and not confirmed that they were both drunk.
    Drunk or not. We should refrain from making things worse for the parents who are already suffering.

    If we can't say anything nice or be a part of their grief it's best to refrain from commenting

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  • Sharjah,

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Hi Priya,
    May the deceased soul rest in peace. I truly agree that this is not the medium and right time to speak about the deceased/ family part what is right or wrong/ what went wrong etc.
    indeed Destiny plays the part by the end of the day and no one can escape destiny. Having said that is it required to get drunk / sleep deprived/ and drive very fast in the wee hours of morning? is it the raging hormones and lack of discipline from youngsters part? I pity Nitin/Sulatas family/ god give them strength and courage. Now parents have to live with the irreversible loss and also because they know that thier Kids were wrong by driving carelessly in intoxicated state.May god give more strength,couarge peace to deceased Parents.....

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  • PAVAN, BHOPAL

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    pray to god give strength & courage

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  • Priya, Dubai

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Robert Sir, I feel you are the only sensible person out here who has understood the deceased's youngsters parent's feelings.The rest only know how to comment!! Please viewers, send your condolences to the parents and pray for their children's souls to rest in peace. Its very easy to say why youngsters do all this but when it happens on self and you come from a respectable family you are shocked and numb that it happened to you and people have taken it up as a topic to discuss instead of praying!!

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  • THERESA LOBO, Mukamar-Sharjah

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Very Sad incident. Children they do not understand their parents. They spend lot of money to educate the children for their better future. Here children waste their money on drinkin and driving. Very sad of the parents. O God....give strength and courage to their parents and loved ones to bear this loss. May their soul rest in peace..

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  • Robert Rego, Manipal/Dubai

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Just cannot believe as we met Nishanth just two months back. Our deepest condolences to the parents. May God give them strength to bear this great loss. May their souls rest in peace.

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  • Premnath, Udupi

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    More awareness about road safety and stricter penalties are the requirements of the day. From time to time officials must conduct and involve students in such activities (compulsory attendance) in batch wise in different parts of Udupi and Manipal. Otherwise these irresponsible students feel like free birds and put others life in misery. Police must act heavy handedly to avoid such nuisance

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  • Kiran, manipal

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Dear SNEA, both were heavily drunk and they were riding so fast. i dont think this was being helpless in front of destiny. this is sheer carelessness.

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  • SNEA MP Circle, BHOPAL

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    With extreme grief the sad news of the most unfortunate demise due to fatal road accident at Mangalore. Everyone is helpless in front of destiny and have no other option than bearing the tragedy thrust upon one-self.One can only prays to the Almighty to provide his deceased family with sufficient strength and courage to tide over the crisis and for bearing this irreparable loss. We also pray so that the eternal soul rests in peace. We are totally with him and his family in this hour of crisis.

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  • kiran, manipal

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    dont understand why they ride too fast tht too after getting drunk. co back a friend of mine was so drunk and skid on the road and badly hurt.

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  • Naveen D'souza, Valencia-Kuwait

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    WHO WILL SUFFER IN THIS INCIDENT? MOTHER & FATHER RIGHT. MAY SOUL REST IN PEACE.

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