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Beltangady: Woman killed in bike-car collision near Kanadikatte, Padangadi

  •   Sun, May 17 2026 10:20:16 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Beltangady

Beltangady, May 17: A woman died on the spot in a devastating road accident involving a motorcycle and a car near Kanadikatte in Padangadi in Beltangady taluk on Sunday, May 17.

The deceased has been identified as Shailaja (30), wife of Anil Bhat, proprietor of the well-known Anil Farm in Balanja.

According to reports, Anil Bhat and his wife Shailaja were travelling on a motorcycle after completing work at their farm and were on their way towards their site when the accident occurred near Kanadikatte. Their bike collided with a car, resulting in Shailaja sustaining fatal injuries and succumbing on the spot.

Police rushed to the scene soon after the incident, carried out a preliminary inspection, and registered a case.

Further investigation is under way.
  

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  • Indian, Bengaluru

    Wed, May 20 2026

    Very risky to travel by two wheelers. Request all to try to go by car resistant v when going on highways . Might cost more but safety wise

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  • Shankar Bhat V.S., Puttur

    Mon, May 18 2026

    Om Shanthi Shailajakka.. A very big loss to to the Farming community... Their Balanja Farms is a very big name for exoctic fruits and plants from all over the world..

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