Mysuru: A 58-year-old farmer died after a two-wheeled vehicle was hit by allegedly by the car owned by Chidanand Savadi, son of Deputy Chief of Karnataka Laxman Savadi, police said on Tuesday.
The accident occurred near Kudalangangangama Cross in NH-50 in Hangund Taluk from Bagalkot District, 430 km from Bengaluru, on Monday night when the deceased, Kudleppa Boli, returned home in his bicycle.
The farmer rushed to the hospital, where he gave up on an injury.
Both Laxman Savadi and his son Chidanand denied that the last driving a car.
‘Children stopped driving 10 years ago’ based on complaints submitted by family members who died, we have caught the car and hold the driver, “said Lokesh Lokesh Jagalasar to reporters, adding an investigation carried out by the accuse.
The victim’s relatives Accusing Chidanand Savadi was on the wheel and saw him enter another car immediately after the accident.
Chidanand admitted that the car – Mg Gloster – baking to him, but denied the allegations that he drove him.
He told reporters in Athani that he and his friends had been to Herbuk -Bukit anjanadri and return to Athani.
“I was in my friend’s car, while Hanumanth (driver) drove his car when the accident occurred.
There was no one in the place (accident) when I got there.
Then, I tried to meet victims at the hospital.
I will meet them after the final rite is done.
I extended any assistance to his family, “he added.
In Mysuru, Laxman Savadi rejected the charges made by the Boli family and said,” My son stopped driving 10 years ago.
Hanumanth (driver) drives a vehicle.
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