26-year-old painter dies crushed between two buses, case registered against supervisor
Accident occurred at the workshop of S.M. Kannappa Automobiles in the Wilson Garden Police Station area
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
5 November 2026, 9:53 pm · 1 min read
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A tragic incident occurred on Tuesday within the jurisdiction of the Wilson Garden Police Station in Bengaluru, resulting in the death of a 26-year-old bus painter. The deceased has been identified as M.D. Irfan, a native of Bihar, who was employed at S.M. Kannappa Automobiles.
According to a report by The Hindu, the incident took place on November 3 at approximately 10 am. Irfan was performing painting work on a bus in the shed when supervisor Sanjeev Gandhi allegedly drove another bus and collided forcefully with the bus Irfan was working on.
Due to the accident, Irfan became trapped between the two buses and sustained severe injuries. He was immediately rushed to the hospital, but doctors declared him dead upon arrival.
Irfan's uncle, Mohammad Sayyum, who was also working as a bus painter in the same workshop, has filed a police complaint regarding the matter. Sayyum has leveled serious allegations of negligent driving against the supervisor.
Based on this complaint, the Wilson Garden Police have registered a case. Further investigation into the entire incident is being conducted by the police.
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