Bengaluru: A significant development has emerged in the case of a fatal accident on August 13, where a BMTC electric bus collided with a two-wheeler rider near the Rupena Agrahara bus stop, causing widespread shock. Initially, after reviewing CCTV footage, it appeared that the bus driver was not at fault.read also: Alarming 26% Surge in Child Sexual Abuse Cases in Karnataka Under POCSO Act (2023-2025)..!

However, a deeper investigation has revealed a major twist, indicating the driver’s negligence. CCTV footage initially suggested the driver was not responsible, but a thorough examination showed otherwise. The two-wheeler rider, who lost control and collided with an auto-rickshaw, fell onto the road. Tragically, the BMTC bus, moving on the road, ran over the fallen rider’s head, resulting in his immediate death.read also: Dharmasthala Case: Is Former Dakshina Kannada DC Sasikanth Senthil Involved? Gali Janardhan Reddy Makes Serious Allegation!

Despite being rushed to the hospital, the rider could not be saved and succumbed to his injuries. The deceased has been identified as Syed Jaffer Hussain. Following a detailed analysis of the CCTV footage, it was confirmed that the bus driver was at fault. An FIR has been registered against the BMTC driver, Jayaramaiah, at the Madiwala Traffic Police Station.JUNEBERRY® Cotton Round Neck Regular Fit Plain Solid Full Sleeve T-Shirt Combo for Women (Pack of 3) (Available Colors: Black, White, Navy, Green,Swanwhite & Cork)