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Karnataka shocker: Bystanders clicked pictures as teen bled to death after road accident

In an incident that put to display severe public apathy, an 18-year-old boy succumbed to injuries following a road accident here as onlookers stood and clicked pictures of the bleeding victim.

India TV News Desk India TV News Desk Bengaluru Published on: February 02, 2017 12:06 IST
Bystanders clicked pictures as teen bled to death after
Image Source : REPRESENTATIONAL IMAGE Bystanders clicked pictures as teen bled to death after road accident

In an incident that put to display severe public apathy, an 18-year-old boy succumbed to injuries following a road accident here as onlookers stood and clicked pictures of the bleeding victim. 

The incident, caught on camera, shows the boy lying bleeding with agonising pain for about 25 minutes before he was rushed to a nearby hospital. 

The video footage that has now gone viral shows the victim lying in a pool of blood crying for help, while some one gives him water. 

The incident happened yesterday morning when Anwar Ali was cycling to the market where he worked, police said today. He was hit and run over by a state transport bus going to Hubballi from Hosapete. 

They said Ali, who was rushed to the hospital by an ambulance, succumbed to his injuries around 1:30 pm. ".. no one came to his help, they were making video and clicking pictures.If someone had cared, my brother could have been saved. More than 15 to 20 minutes were wasted there," Ali's brother Riaz said. 

Police have registered a case in this connection. 

A person who claims to be an eyewitness to the accident said, "People at the spot were shocked and did not know how to help him as the victim was severely injured and was bleeding profusely." 

Locals complain that the spot where the incident took place is an accident prone area and authorities have not taken action despite repeated incidents there. 

Recently, in a similar incident, a 38-year-old police officer deprived of timely medical help by onlookers succumbed to injuries following an accident in Mysuru.

Karnataka has Good Samaritan law to protect those who provide aid to accident victims.

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