Motorcyclist knocked down by ill-fated car to petition police
The Hindu
The car, which carried two models, hit his motorcycle from behind on NH
The motorcyclist who was knocked down by the speeding car before it met with an accident and killed three persons, including two promising models on the spot, at Chakkaraparambu on November 1 may file a separate petition with the police.
Dinil Davis, a 32-year-old private company executive, who was on his way back from the company to his home in Kanjoor, was knocked down just before the car rammed a tree along the national highway at around 12.45 a.m. He was late to return from his company head office at Perumbavoor on account of the month end the previous day.
“The fact that I was knocked down by the speeding car is missing entirely from the police First Information Report. I fear that it may affect my insurance claims. So, a petition will be filed based on the legal opinion,” said Mr. Davis, who had a providential escape on the fateful day.
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