Mangalore-bound woman urinates on bus: People wanted to get drunk man off the bus; the victim did not complain

File photo of a Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation bus.

Another case of urinating on a woman has come to light. The incident took place near Hubli in a Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation bus on Tuesday night. A 32-year-old man urinated on the seat of a female passenger in a non-AC bus going from Vijayapura to Mangaluru. However, the victim refused to complain to the police or KSRTC. After that the bus moved on.

The bus was stopped at the dhaba at the time of the incident
According to reports, Ganesh Yadwad, another passenger sitting in the bus, told that this man urinated on the seat of the woman when the bus stopped at a dhaba in Kiresur. After the incident, when the woman screamed, the rest of the people sitting in the bus and the conductor-driver reached. These people removed that person from there. He was drunk, he misbehaved with others. It was difficult to control him, so the people sitting in the bus asked him to get off the bus.

Woman refused to complain
According to KSRTC Senior Divisional Controller Rajesh Shetty, he had received information about the incident. There was no one in the bus when all this happened. When she returned from the dhaba, she found someone urinating on her seat but the lady passenger refused to lodge a complaint with us or the police. After this the bus went ahead of the dhaba.

The woman was in shock, the driver of the bus immediately cleared
According to the people, the victim woman was sitting on the number 3 seat of the bus. Which was going from Vijayapura to Hubli. While that man was on the number 28 seat. A passenger told that he was a mechanical engineer, who was going from Vijayapura to Mangaluru. The bus crew immediately cleaned the woman’s seat and bag. Also assured the safety of the woman as she was in shock after the incident.

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