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Syed was riding a Suzuki Hayabusa at high speed when it hit Karthik’s bike, which was moving along the roadside
The deceased have been identified as Syed Shaeran, aged 30, from KP Mohalla in Chamarajanagar, and MS Karthik, aged 42, a Zomato delivery executive from Bogadi.
Two people lost their lives in a road accident after a speeding Hayabusa motorbike collided with a Zomato delivery agent’s two-wheeler near Bal Bhavan on Nelson Mandela Road in Mysuru, Karnataka.
The incident took place around 2 am on Monday and was captured on CCTV.
The deceased have been identified as Syed Shaeran, also known as Shara, aged 30, from K.P. Mohalla in Chamarajanagar, and MS Karthik, aged 42, a Zomato delivery executive from Bogadi.
“Speed thrills, but Kills” , CCTV has captured this chilling accident from Mysuru where a speeding Hayabusa crashes into a delivery boy, killing him, the rider of the superbike has also succumbed to his injuries. pic.twitter.com/l6zxYbbNgv— Remove her Book (@ @dpBop) July 8, 2025
According to the footage and eyewitness accounts, Syed was riding a Suzuki Hayabusa at high speed when it hit Karthik’s bike, which was moving along the roadside. Karthik was on his way to deliver food when the crash happened. The impact threw him off his vehicle, and he died on the spot from severe head injuries.
The Hayabusa continued for several metres after the collision, skidded, and then crashed into an electric pole. It caught fire, reportedly due to a fuel leak, and was completely destroyed in the blaze. Syed, who also suffered major head injuries and burn wounds, was taken to KR Hospital but was declared brought dead.
Police officials from the Narasimharaja (NR) Traffic Police Station arrived at the scene shortly after the incident. Both bodies were sent to the mortuary for post-mortem examination.
Initial investigation suggests Syed may have been riding at very high speed before the crash. Some eyewitnesses also claimed he was filming videos and performing stunts prior to the incident. These claims are yet to be verified.
CCTV footage from nearby cameras has been collected as part of the investigation. Police have registered a case and further enquiry is ongoing.
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