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Two from Belagavi dead in Chorla Ghat road accident

Two young men died in a road accident in Chorla Ghat on the Belagavi-Goa National Highway recently.

Twentyfive-year-old Niranjan Umesh Bhadaye, a resident of Vadgaon, and Sahil Praveen Kangol, a resident of Shahapur, both from Belagavi, died when their bike hit a roadside pole.

The impact threw both riders into a deep gorge beside the road. They sustained critical head injuries and died on the spot, the police said.

A team of officers from Khanapur rushed to the spot.

Police Inspector Lalasab Gawandi and his team recovered the bodies with the help of villagers.

They conducted an inspection and initiated an investigation. A case has been registered.

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