Mangaluru: Bike stunt goes wrong - College student dead, another injured


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (DV)

Mangaluru, Feb 23: In another instance of alleged negligence while riding, a pillion rider lost his life while the rider suffered injuries when their bike met with an accident at Tannirbavi here on Monday February 23 evening.

The deceased has been identified as Vaibhav Sainath Shetty (20), a resident of Chilimbi. His friend Prateek, a resident of Hemmady, Kundapur, sustained injuries.


Vaibhav Shetty

Prateek was riding and bike while Vaibhav was sitting pillion. Police sources said that they were riding from beach road towards the main road, when, just as they reached the junction, both of them raised their hands in the air, allegedly attempting a bike stunt. The bike went out of control and both of them were thrown on to the road.

Vaibhav who hit his head against the road sustained critical injuries and breathed his last. Prateek sustained injuries and was rushed to hospital.

Police sources also said that the youths were not wearing helmets.

Vaibhav was a student of second year civil engineering at Sahyadri College, while Prateek is a first year BBM student of SDM College.

Suratkal traffic police arrived at the spot and registered a case.

  

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  • Anand Ragav, Payyannur

    Mon, Mar 30 2015

    Rest in peace my brother...

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  • Dsouza, Mumbai - Mangalore

    Fri, Mar 27 2015

    According to close sources a truck came in suddenly at the junction where both these youths lost control and fell off the bikes, they were at a high speed. Such sad news for the parent. Everyone who blames the parents saying things about money etc. it doesnt work out exactly the way we think and parents have little control over young blood. these boys were good students and obedient to parents but i guess when your time comes nothing can stop it. Still not an age to go. My deepest sympathies to his parents, for nothing will console them only time will comfort them with fond memories of their loving son. Amen and may his soul rest in peace. :(

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  • sunny, Mumbai

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    vaibhav bro really I miss you I have never thought u gonna met this accident u were my true friend who helped me a lot in our school days . Rip

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  • jessy, mangalore/dubai

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Parents, if you truly truly love ur kids donot gift them with 2 wheeler. incase if you promise them that if u get 90% i will give u a bike. give them but fix speed govern to the bike, or dont give them 2 wheeler not more than 50cc or 75cc.otherwise u should also face the same consequences. I know it is a necessity for everyone a vehicle now a days to save time. in olden days we were walking 6 or 7 kilometers to reach school everyday now the time has changed and no one wants to walk.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    People who are interested to do Stunts must go to a ideal place to learn,do and Dance as they want.but not on public road.Then in public,they harm themselves but when something goes wrong,can lot of public,innocent People are involved in accident.death and lots of injury,and heavy loss financially.Think about it,dear.Parents are the ones later who are real sufferers.

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  • Mohammed zenil , Manglore

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    vaibhav was brothers friend he was nice guy and i dont agree with the report that he performed stunt it was his friend who did that ani ways rip too you vaibhav i still cant get over your no more .....

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  • GCP., Muscat

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Most of the two wheeler available in local market are not designed for race or do stunt. Its only for normal ride.
    "Helmet avoid head injury".

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  • Nelson Dsouza, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Almost everyday, the two wheeler accidents have become a common phenomena. Congratulations to the one who is going to die tomorrow also, due to high speed. you'll be given VIP ticket to hell. If you want to live, drive slow. Dont be foolish. Think of your parents who gave you life.

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  • ANTONY, MANGALORE

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Sharath,
    I do no think your feelings are going to matter, the parents themselves are responsible. These bikes cost more than Rs.1 lakh, if he had earned it the hard way these accidents would not be happening

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  • viraj, mumbai

    Tue, Dec 29 2015

    hello
    what do you think, that are you safe right now you dont know what will happen the next... so please dont be judgemental. we know him better then you. for your kind information. and we know the efforts of earning money. so please mind your words..

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  • Musthafa KB, mangalore

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    anybody notice? most of the bikes ride by students is Duke or some high power bikes which are more than 180cc.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Instead of gifting a two wheeler buy your Son a Fixed Deposit and both will remain with you ...

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  • jessy, mangalore/dubai

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    dear jossey r u crazy? if they gift a fixed deposit who will see? if they gift high speed bike, when he moves in high speed makes his parents proud, and at the same time attracts people also.I dont feel pity or mercy on those who dont follow traffic and safety rules.

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  • ANTONY, MANGALORE

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Samanya Jana,
    Your suggestion is naive. Please note that there are illegal drivers(below age) on the streets. i have personally confronted them and was told by the parents to mind my business. it is time that insurance companies take action such as rejecting their claims and recommending punitive action against their parents. Implementation of the LAws is important as God knows there are enough laws already in place that should coverall aspects.

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  • balanna, Mangalore / Dubai

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Irony is no parents are ready to accept that their child is performing stunts.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Tue, Feb 24 2015



    Though sad indeed losing life at prime age, others should learn a lesson from this accident.

    Bike stunts had been taking place in the past and many have died or injured critically but such incidents never discourage the youth to be careful.

    Big loss for the parents.

    R.I.P.

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  • jyothi, ullal

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Sir/Madam... most of the students doesn't have license. 50% students riding bike without license below 18 they are riding bike..So no use to giving license only above 25years. This is our RTO rules....

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    RIP Vaibhav!! Wish the injured quick recovery!!

    Seeing the spate of two wheeler and other accidents DK no doubt it could be having one of the highest accidents/fatalities in our country (cities), majority of these accidents can be attributed to recklessness! God knows when sanity will prevail among this young daredevil drivers!!

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  • Stan, Udupi/ Dubai

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Todays youngsters neither listen to parents and give value to the sacrifices they made to bring them up nor give value to life.its sad to see so many youngsters loosing life by accidents. Its not only lose to their family's , but to the entire nation.

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  • Af,, Mangaluru

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    i have commented on the same on organizing same in the Allousias college campus and many people have remarked now bagothlo.
    still our people not learn the lesson.all college must ban this type of stupid shows.

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  • Bryan, Bahrain

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Very sad, Now a days Kids don't listen, Parents, should advice their kids to be carefully before they do something stupid, because any action may have a consequence and later they might regret and maybe it can be too late###

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  • SAMANYA JANA, mangalore

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    WHAT IF TWO WHEELER LICENSES ARE GIVEN TO ONLY THOSE ABOVE 25 YEARS. THIS CRAZE FOR SPEED AND STUNTS WOULD HAVE RECEDED BY THEN AND ONLY SERIOUS USERS WOULD RIDE THE TWO WHEELER. IDEA MAY BE IMMATURE BUT SOMEWHERE WE HAVE TO START LOOKING AT THE SOLUTION FOR THIS MENACE.
    MAY GOD GIVE STRENGTH TO THE PARENTS AND THE INJURED BOY TO OVERCOME THIS PHASE OF LIFE.

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  • Anon, Mlore

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Such a poorly planned remedy you give here. Do you realize that there are plenty of two wheeler riders without license?
    keeping the license age at 25, isn't going to deter anyone, it will just increase the offenders list.

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  • srk, mlor

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    This is the lesson for this kind of crazy new generation ,

    May his soul rest in peace....

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  • krishna bhat, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Without wearing helmet,hand gloves, safety thought doing such stunt is height of stupidity.May his soul rest in peace.

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  • sharat.shetty, manglore /saudia

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    dear parents i fell very sorry for how hard effort parents put grow kids.kids not care parents advise. now kids put parents in entire life unforgettable memory. RIP

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    The model of this sad episode is while driving or riding, one should concentrate on and focus the attention only on driving. If one wishes to do stunts, he may join a club or circus.

    I feel sorry for the parents and the siblings of the deceased and injured.

    This should serve as a lesson to many.

    J.G.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Again,a Young man loosing life because of this motorbike and Stunts,neglecting rules and wearing helmet.Now parents have to bear the pain and heartache.It is time parents look into this matter and see their children dont drive without helm ,or they dont get bike.even fast driving should be avoided.Police should control everynow and then traffic ,and make them helm or dont allow them to drive.Still better after 21years Age.They should work for their bike ,and then give them.otherwise they dont understand the value of Money.

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  • Ahmed, Mangaluru

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    Very sad news. So many youngsters loosing life just like that. Really feel pity for the parents.

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  • ricky, israel-mangaore

    Tue, Feb 24 2015

    May his soul rest in peace....

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