MAPUSA: Premanand Agarwadekar, aged 32, a resident of Siolim died in a road mishap at Siolim on Sunday night.
According to the Anjuna police, the deceased after visiting the Mapusa sarvojanik Ganesh was proceeding home on his scooter along with his wife and daughter, when on reaching Siolim-Marna, his bike hit a pothole and all three were flung off. They were then rushed to hospital but Premanand was declared dead.
It is suspected that due to bad lighting the pothole impact must have been such that the gear of the bike pierced the chest of the deceased, resulting in him getting choked. Police investigations are in progress. (NT)
5 comments:
What a waste of young life in Goa. The PWD must be held accountable and a case of homicide registered against its leader for neglect. I would like to know what the verdict will be in this case.
Pothole Works Department of Chorchill Alemao and the frog Cheap Minister of Goa, cn they understand what does a "pothole" means? They will soon blame the dead soul for rash driving.
What investigation? Lynch the PWD minister first and get a new honest one. These potholes have killed a lot many. If the contractor does not give Churchill in lakhs then the roads are not done at all. When will somebody get this big bufoon out of this world?
The PWD and the ministers are not for anybody but, for themselves and their personal gains. The travelling community should ensure these potholes, live wires hanging from poles and fallen trees are brought to the attention of the responsible officials for speedy repairs else, take the them to task for it is your consensus that has put them to serve you better and to protect the well being of the community. This is an unspeakable loss of life and it gets to many a people whose means of travel is such as this, be very careful. My sincere and heartfelt sympathies go to the bereaved family.
The only potholes they know is which is behind their backs because they have to get up early in the morning and run to empty their floating belly. The moment it is done, bye, bye. Who cares what happens next?
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