Bus painter died in Wilson Garden; supervisor booked
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Bengaluru A 26-year-old bus painter was crushed to death inside a workshop in the limits of the Wilson Garden Police Station on Tuesday. The deceased has been identified as M.D. Irfan, a native of Bihar. He was working at S.M. Kannappa Automobiles. His uncle, Mohammed Sayum, who was as a bus painter at the workshop, lodged a complaint.
According to the complaint, the incident occurred on November 3 around 10 a.m. While Sayum was painting outside the painting chamber, Irfan was working inside a new bus after closing the chamber doors. At the time, supervisor Sanjeev Gandhi was allegedly driving another bus parked in front of the painting chamber. He drove the bus and rammed the chamber doors. The impact caused the doors to open and hit the new bus inside, trapping Irfan between the two buses. He suffered severe injuries.
Irfan was rushed to hospital, but doctors declared him brought dead. The complainant has accused the supervisor of negligent driving. The Wilson Garden police have registered a case. Further investigation is under way.
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