Bantwal: Mortal remains of 35-year-old man found in Netravati river


Mounesh Vishwakarma

Daijiworld Media Network - Bantwal (MS)

Bantwal, Apr 29: The mortal remains of a man was found in the Netravati river at Goodinabali, Panemangalore in the taluk on Thursday, April 29.

The deceased is identified as Niranjan (35), a resident of Puttur. Locals suspect that he must have jumped into the river and ended his life on the night of Wednesday, April 28.

Late-night of Wednesday, a bike was found parked on the old Netravati bridge of Panemangalore. On Thursday morning, the bike was found parked at the same spot on the bridge. Local youths who got suspicious searched in the river and found the mortal remains of the man.

Local swimmers Harris, Mohammed Mammu, Ibrahim, Ammi, Iqbal and Shameer traced the body in the river and brought the same out from the river.

Based on the documents available in the bike the name and address of the man was ascertained. The deceased was employed in gulf and had come back to native place a year ago. It is learnt that he is married and has a baby girl.

The mortal remains of the man was shifted to Bantwal hospital and the family members of the deceased were informed of the same. Exact reason for the extreme step taken by the man is not known.

Bantwal police visited the spot and investigated further. A case in this connection is registered.

 

 

 

 

 

  

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  • H. Almeida., Bendur/Andheri.

    Thu, Apr 29 2021

    The world is reeling under recession... does it imply, that those suffering from plague, personal setbacks in life should commit sucide ?? Why dont people realize that there is always a silver line, surrounding a dark cloud ???

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Thu, Apr 29 2021

    More than 3 crore middle class families have been pushed to below poverty line after demo, GST, & Corona! Almost all industries except IT sector have gone into deep recession! Those who had taken big loans for business or buying property are in deep trouble as creditors have started hounding them! It will take at least 8-10 years for those who are in a financial crisis to come back to normal!

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  • Edmond, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 29 2021

    Mr. Rudolf: are yoy working in the IT industry? I guess you wanted to show only recession inindia that's why gour saying IT industry is not into recession. But the real fact is that even IT industry difficult to get jobs since acoulle of years. Only thing IT industry is not using the word as recession. Instead they say cost saving and sack employees... and gst I don't think it effected middle class people. The tax on all goods what we buy as middle class person is now less than what we used to pay prior to gst... even the restaurants where the tax was 21.5 previously and now its 5percent. The tax applicable to buy flats is reduced to 1 and 5 percentage from 8 percentage... these are two simple examples. Similarly there are many which can be searchable or I know. now tell me whether the tax is increased because of gst or reduced.

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  • SAN, Mangaluru

    Thu, Apr 29 2021

    revisit, do analysis, get the facts right and then comment...GST helped several industries...

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  • Edwin, Mangalore

    Fri, Apr 30 2021

    Oh Rudolf annere, will you keep saying GST GST until Modi & BJP govt ends rule, or will you start talking sensibly? We all know which 'charity' funds got stuck after demonization. Chillax, we've lot more things to be worried about than just politics.

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  • Concerned citizen, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 29 2021

    Lets become used to strugglle and strive our lives with no hopes from any govt.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Thu, Apr 29 2021

    Possibly, he might have gone bankrupt due to joblessness! Many middle class people are into a financial crisis due to loss of jobs or loss in business with nobody to help!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Apr 29 2021

    High Inflation & Unemployment ...

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