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Hindustan Times
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Shine Tom Chacko's driver reveals what caused accident that killed actor's father, CP Chacko
On Friday, Malayalam actor Shine Tom Chacko was travelling with his family when his car met with an accident in Salem. His father, CP Chacko, died, and the actor has been hospitalised. His driver, Aneesh, spoke to Manorama News and revealed how the fatal accident took place. (Also Read: Shine Tom Chacko's father dies in a car accident, actor admitted to hospital) Aneesh spoke to the publication and said that Chacko died before he could be taken to the hospital after the accident in Salem. 'He left us before we could take him to the hospital. He was behind the driver's seat without seatbelt on, and Shine chettan (elder brother) was sitting in the back. He wasn't responding when we were taking him to the hospital. But when he became silent on the way, we knew he had died. It crushed our hopes,' said the driver. Detailing what caused the accident, Aneesh says that they left from Ernakulam to Bengaluru around 10 PM and were at Salem by 6 AM when it happened. He stated that the lorry ahead of them suddenly switched lanes, and the car rammed into it. 'We were going at around 80 kmph because it was early,' said the driver. The report also revealed that Shine's right hand has been injured in the accident, which will need surgery. His mother, Maria Carmel and brother, Joe John Chacko, suffered minor injuries. An OnManorama report states that Chacko's body is being kept at Dharmapuri Government Medical College. A postmortem was conducted to determine the cause of death, and it is reported that he suffered from a fatal head injury in the impact of the collision. Shine and his family will return to Thrissur with the body for the funeral. Shine returned to work recently after his arrest in a drug-related case and being accused of inappropriate behaviour by his co-stars. He received treatment for de-addiction in Thodupuzha. The actor's friends reportedly said that he was travelling to Bengaluru for further treatment. He was most recently seen in Alappuzha Gymkhana and Good Bad Ugly.
Time of India
01-05-2025
- Time of India
Dalit boy thrashed by fuel station owner, three others in Dharmapuri district
The boy was admitted to Dharmapuri Government Medical College and Hospital. The boy was admitted to Dharmapuri Government Medical College and Hospital. The boy was admitted to Dharmapuri Government Medical College and Hospital. 1 2 DHARMAPURI: The A Pallipatty police in Dharmapuri district on Thursday registered a case against four men, including a fuel station owner, on charges of assaulting a dalit boy . The police began searches for the men who attacked the 17-year-old boy. The boy had worked at the fuel station run by Ramakrishnan, 48. He left the job to assist his uncle. This angered Ramakrishnan. On Tuesday night, Ramakrishnan and others allegedly tied the boy to a tree and beat him up, said a police officer at the A Pallipatty station. The boy was freed when his parents arrived there on Wednesday morning. They took the boy to Dharmapuri Government Medical College and Hospital and filed a complaint at the A Pallipatty police station. The police registered a case against the four men, including Ramakrishnan, under the Prevention of Atrocities against SC/ST Act on Thursday.
