18YO Accident Victim Screamed, Begged And Bled To His Death Lying On Road Close To A Hospital, Because Humanity Is Dead

18YO Accident Victim Screamed, Begged And Bled To His Death Lying On Road Close To A Hospital, Because Humanity Is Dead.

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His name is Anwar Ali Ekalaspur. He was 18-year-old and he was on his way to work in the market area of Karnataka's Koppal when he was hit by a KSRTC bus.

What happened next, may not shock us but will surely make us introspect!

He was severely injured and laid there on road, slowly bleeding to an uncertain death. The hospital is just a stone's throw from the accident spot, but people watched Anwar writhing in pain and some even used their cellphones to shoot pictures and videos.

He pleaded with people to take him to a hospital. But, onlookers did not heed his appeal, reportedly fearing harassment by police and the hospital, said eyewitnesses who did not wish to be named.

None of them tried to shift him to a hospital - it was right next to them, but nobody!

"I was shocked to find people recording the incident on their mobiles instead of shifting him to hospital. I offered him water and called for the 108 ambulance. When I sought help from an auto driver to shift him, he refused to do it. Police should educate people about the Supreme Court's rules about helping accident victims," said Sridhar (name changed), a degree student and eyewitness to the incident.

District surgeon at Koppal Dr Suresh Danaraddi, told TOI: "Anwar was brought to the hospital around 9.15am in a serious condition, and our doctors tried their best to save his life, but in vain. His pelvis was crushed. He died of injuries and haemorrhagic shock around 1.20pm."

He added: "People still fear harassment by police and hospitals if they shift any accident victim. We won't harass any person who brings accident victims to the hospital for treatment and we won't include their names in medico-legal cases. There are also clear guidelines by the Supreme Court to encourage people to save accident victims. People needn't fear action or harassment."

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Anwar was the only bread-winner of his family which consists of two younger brothers, sister and their mother. His father died four years ago.

Hey people of Koppal, I don't know you but I hope you can somehow rest in peace knowing your inaction not just killed an 18-year-old but also forced a family of four to lose their only hope!