Mangalore: Policeman Enroute to Brother’s Wedding Meets Death


Mangalore: Policeman Enroute to Brother’s Wedding Meets Death 
Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (RD/SB)
  

Mangalore, Apr 1: A ghastly road accident on Mangalore – Thiruvantapuram National Highway 17 at Mogral near Kumble here on Wednesday March 31 midnight snatched the life of a young policeman, who was traveling to attend his brother’s wedding scheduled to be held on Thursday April 1. The accident has left his wife, child and cousin injured.  

The deceased has been identified as 29-year-old K N Sandeep, a resident of Kasargod and a policeman serving as finger print expert at DCIB office in Mangalore. He was driving the Maruti Alto car, which he had borrowed from his friend in order to attend the function. The family along with Sandeep’s pregnant sister Deepthi, who is a teacher in a school at Mangalore, were traveling in the car when it collided with a speeding tanker at Mogral.






































Owing to the head-on collision, Sandeep had breathed his last on the spot, while his wife and three-month-old baby, his cousin Deepthi were injured. They have been admitted to a hospital in Mangalore city. 

Sandeep has been serving at finger prints department of DCIB, Mangalore since the past 3 years before which he was posted in Kadaba near Puttur.  

The mortal remains of Sandeep was placed in DCIB office at Mangalore and offered state honour by district police. He was one among the six policemen slated to be honoured with an award for their service on the occasion of the Police Flag Day on Friday April 2.

  

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  • blaney, shimoga/ soudi

    Fri, Apr 02 2010

    very very sad and bad

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  • Ismail Sayyed, Jokatte/Doha

    Fri, Apr 02 2010

    Very Sad News. Heartfelt condolences to his bereaved family.

    MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE...

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  • mohamme shakoor, mangalore

    Fri, Apr 02 2010

    Very very sad news.getting very hurt when seeing his baby.may his soul rest in peace.

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, udupi

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    Oh GOD what a bad tragedy... May his soul rest in peace

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  • sudeep, mangalore

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    My prayers and thoughts are with him and with those he left behind.

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  • Jovin Rodrigues, Shirva

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    very sad news to know the accident and the death of Sandeep. May his soul rest in peace and the Almighty give the courage to his family to carry on with their life.

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  • mohan h naik, Mangaluru

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    May the departed soul rest in peace. Poor safety standards, road safety awareness is the route cause of many such incidents.Better to avoid night driving as heavy vehicle drivers are not in sense after sun set. Look at those tyres, literally not road worthy.

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  • Shammi, Karnataka

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    Watever happened is very very sad n not acceptable.Driver should not be given his license.Put him behind bars.plz jaago India Jaago.  May lord give strength to his family members to bear this tragic moments...This is a unnatural death...cannot be digested at all....

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  • saif, Thodar/Al-Jubail

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    My heartly condelencess to his family and may Allah give his family the strenght to overcome this bad situation.

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  • Olivia Moras, Puttur/Toronto

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    What a tragic situation. How uncertain life is. A wife lost her husband, a sister will never be able to show her child to her brother. His child will not see the father coming home again. In a fraction of a second everything snatched away! How I wish this didn’t happen! May the almighty give strength for the family to bear this untimely loss. May his soul rest in peace.

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  • John, USA

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    In India life REALLY value. otherwise there is no reason for India having the highest accident rate in the world, and yet the authorities don't want to change the system.

    For example: everywhere in the world, if the vehicle coming in the opposite direction, flashes its light, it means that you have the right of way. In India, it is the other way round - the person flashing the light has the right of way, and usually the person flashing his light is ALWAYS in a hurry, and this is what creates accidents.

    Why is the RTO not changing this rule, at least in its rulebook? Why are they so immune to all of these accidents? Why do they have their heads buried in the sand like ostriches? That is why i say, in India, life has no value.

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  • Prakash Alva, Moodubelle/ Israel

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    Very sad news.... May his soul rest in peace.

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    Really very unfortunate and sad news.Heartfelt condolenec to deceased family.may his soul rest in peace.

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  • Sunil [ Ex policemen], Mangalore/Muscat

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    my Condolence to you dear friend. days i couldnt forget u when i met u in computer wing training...... and my salute to you

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  • Mohammad, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    Very sad news.

    This happend in a National Highway. Lot of accidents occured and will occur in future, until the government will take steps to setup two way route highways.

    Various countries have gone forward and have provided two route highways with 4 lanes in each route. And in Indian national highways we dont even have a single lane 2 route highways.

    Come on O vote beggers do something for your country and people. Not just filling your belly.

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  • Pavan Kumar, Kasaragod

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    It is very SAD to hear news of death, while the entire family is eagerly awaiting for a beautiful occasion of the marriage of his brother. Pray to the almighty to give strenght to his family to overcome the irrecoverable loss. Hope the Police department and the government extends warm support to the family to meet the financial commitments of the family.

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  • Ayyub, Mangalore: qatar

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    may Allah give his family the strenght to overcome this bad situation

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  • Clifford Fernandes, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    Speed governers should be made compulsory on all trucks & Busses which will reduce the accidents to half

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  • prince, podikambla/dubai

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    Oh!!! No!!! I am very sorry to hear this sad news.we will pray for the speedy recovery of his wife,litle baby and sister.May his soul rest in peace.

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  • yunus salim, dammam,saudi arabia

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    it's a big tragedy. may his soul rest in peace.wish the rest of the family a speady recovery.

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  • Prakash D' souza, Mangalore/Dubai

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    Our country has lost one officer. Deep condolence to his family and also wish for their fast recovery. May His soul rest in peace.

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  • Rajesh, Kasaragod

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    Deepu.... We Miss U.....

    He is My friend, just a yr back we come to know each other. He is a Hard worker, very good person.
    we met last on Monday 26-03-2010.
    I am deeply hurt........
    May his soul rest in peace


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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore - U.S.A.

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    It is a matter of great regret that Sandeep a young policeman has been snatched away from his family and friends. I join scores of people in offering my condolences to the bereaved family. I am very touched to find that even in death Sandeep is honoured under the direction of The IGP - Gopal Hasur. This is indeed a very humane gesture.

    May His Soul rest in peace.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • Harry, COORG/ B'Lore/ Abu Dhabi.

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    SAD NEWS, MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE.

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  • Subhas, Bajilakeri, Mangalore/Dubai

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    What a tragedy news! May his soul rest in peace.

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  • JOY CASTELINO, MOODUBELLE/DUBAI

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    Sad news. May his soul rest in peace.

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  • Kiran Gonsalves, Kundapur/Kuwait

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    very unfortunate and tragical death.

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  • Ozy, Mangalore

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    First of all my condolences to the bereaved family of the police personal. How many people die due to vehicle accidents in a year. So my humble request to RTO,please bring strict rules, catch the rash drivers and put hefty fines or punishment so that he will never do that mistake in his life time.

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  • Lancelot N Tauro, Mangalore/Doha Qatar

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    TRAGEDY.. sad news, May his soul rest in peace Amen. Pray for the speedy recovery his wife, 3 months baby and cousin sister.

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  • Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah

    Thu, Apr 01 2010

    I am deeply hurt. Especially when I look at Baby's photo. Hope Govt.will make proper FINANCIAL arrangement for Sandeep's family.

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