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Udupi: Class 6 student killed in road accident near Nejar

  •   Fri, May 15 2026 02:45:03 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (JD)

Udupi, May 15: A tragic road accident claimed the life of 12-year-old Abdul Rehman, a class 6 student.

The incident occurred near Sixth Cross, Jyothi Nagar in Nejar, when the boy was reportedly crossing the road and was hit by a car.

He sustained serious injuries in the accident and was immediately rushed to a private hospital in the city. However, doctors declared him brought dead.

Abdul Rehman was known as a talented student at Salihat Educational Institution. The management, administrators, teaching staff, and students of the institution have expressed deep sorrow over his untimely demise.

 

 

 
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, May 18 2026

    Shocking and very sad.Why some people cant control once they sit behind the stering their driving style?One knows at circles or more bends etc should be careful with their speed.Or the boy suddenly crossed ?Whatever it is driver have to concentrate.Children dont think like adults.May his soul rest in Heaven.Heartfelt sympathies to his family:Now who can console the family?Half of our generation dies with road accidents ?Such negligent drivers must get hard punishment.

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  • Anonymous, Udupi

    Sun, May 17 2026

    Inna lilahi wa Inna ilaihi rajiun. May Allah forgive his sins and grant him highest ranks of jaanah. And grant Sabr and strength for his family through this difficult time. And may we all pray that this doesn't happen to any other child. The people driving the car and the people crossing the road please be careful about this. We belong to Allah and return to Him. I know this pain is unbearable, but Allah is with those who are patient. May He grant him Jannah and give your family sabr and comfort. My dua lies with you

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  • Prashanth Bangera, Udupi

    Sat, May 16 2026

    I don’t understand why people drive at such high speeds, especially within city and village limits. Nejar is not a highway to drive so recklessly. People who drive carelessly — do you ever stop to think about the pain parents go through when they lose their children because of someone else’s negligence? One moment of rash driving can destroy an entire family forever. Please drive responsibly. Speed thrills for a moment, but the consequences can last a lifetime.

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  • vaseem, NEW ZEALAND

    Sat, May 16 2026

    It’s heartbreaking that a 12-year-old lost his life like this. My condolences to Abdul Rehman’s family, friends, and school community. There is clearly a serious lack of speed control in the area. Authorities need to install speed cameras, improve pedestrian safety measures, and strictly enforce traffic rules before more innocent lives are lost. Heavy fines for rash and overspeed driving are necessary to make drivers more responsible. People have been raising concerns for a long time, but the RTA and concerned authorities seem inactive until a tragedy happens. Roads near residential areas and schools should never be this unsafe. Immediate action is needed, not just promises.

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  • Manoj, Mangalore

    Fri, May 15 2026

    Rest in Peace... Little Angle... Oh God! give strength to his family...

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