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Nine killed as car catches fire after collision with bus

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April 18, 2026

Nine members of a single family were killed after a car allegedly collided head-on with a private bus and caught fire in Surpur taluk Friday, police said.

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The accident occurred near Shantapura Cross in Surpur taluk, they said. The deceased were identified as Krishna Nayak (52) and his wife Anantha Kala (45); Sharanappa (36) and his wife Nisarga (30); their children Siddhartha (3), Advik (5), and Srinidhi (1.5); and Shashikala (30) and her son Chandan (8), police said.

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