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Rapido Bike Taxi Incident: ಸಾನಿ ಕೃಷ್ಣ ಸದ್ಯ ಹೇಗಿದಾಳೆ? ಶಾಕಿಂಗ್ ಮಾಹಿತಿ ಬಿಚ್ಚಿಟ್ಟ ಸ್ನೇಹಿತ| #TV9D
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Incident Overview
A friend narrates a Rapido “Women Safety Feature” bike taxi incident involving Sani Krishna on June 17 near the Bagmane Tech Park back gate (CV Raman Nagar).
- Sani typically reaches work by around 10:00 AM, traveling for 15–20 minutes, and had extra time on that day.
- She booked Rapido’s women safety option and repeatedly asked the rider to drive carefully.
- Around 9:10 AM (rush hour), the rider reportedly attempted to overtake a tractor.
- The bike reportedly slipped; Sani fell on her left side, and the tractor’s right wheel ran over her.
- The rider/scooter reportedly did not suffer damage.
Medical impact and recovery
Sani was taken to a nearby hospital and reportedly suffered severe injuries, including:
- Rib fractures with concerns of internal injury requiring surgical intervention
- A severely fractured left shoulder
- Cuts/injuries requiring plastic surgery
- Multiple surgeries and ongoing treatment
The narrator also states Sani has developed PTSD, reliving the accident because she was awake throughout.
At the time of narration, Sani is still hospitalized (referred to as “Kokikot / Metro Hospital”). The family claims they have already spent ~₹20 lakhs, with more expected.
Dispute With Rapido’s Response and Accountability
The narrator claims that after the incident:
- Rapido cut off calls and did not respond to messages/emails initially.
- After escalating emails involving the Prime Minister’s Office and CM office, Rapido allegedly responded by saying they were unaware of any hospital visit.
- The family also alleges Rapido then sent managers/a city head (named Manish) to speak with them.
- The city head allegedly avoided accountability, stating such incidents/accidents are not intentional.
- The city head allegedly offered to cover bills, but the narrator says Rapido later tried to settle by offering only ₹1 lakh insurance, despite ₹20 lakhs already spent.
- The narrator says negotiations broke down, and Rapido repeatedly pushed for the ₹1 lakh terms.
Media Attention and Allegations About Information Control
After Sani posted her experience on Instagram, the story reportedly went viral and received Kerala news coverage.
The family claims Rapido sent emails to news channels claiming they were helping, while the narrator states that visits/support were inconsistent or untrue.
Police/CCTV Concerns
The narrator states they filed a police complaint the next day (June 18).
They were later told that CCTV access would help, but they claim:
- CCTV footage was unavailable after June 25
- Police reportedly did not share footage/images obtained from security guards at the location
- The family alleges guards were instructed not to share photos with them
Current Status Claim (Narrator’s Conclusion)
Despite media attention, the narrator concludes that Rapido is not taking full accountability.
They also state:
- Sani is likely to miss work for 3–4 months, causing additional financial loss
- Rapido’s updates after Friday were not forthcoming
Presenters or Contributors
- Achut Mahajan — named in the subtitles as the narrator/friend managing the case and supporting Sani
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