Bengaluru teenagers killed attempting wheelie as scooter splits into two in collision with truck
Two teenagers, Arbaz Pasha and N Manoj, died in a road accident on the Devanahalli-Kolar highway in Bengaluru.
Two teenagers lost their lives in a devastating road accident on the Devanahalli-Kolar highway in Bengaluru Rural on Friday morning.

According to a report by Deccan Herald, the victims, identified as Arbaz Pasha, 18, and N Manoj, 16, were riding a scooter that collided head-on with a canter truck.
Pasha, who had recently turned 18, borrowed a Honda Dio from a neighbor in Rahmat Nagar, Vijayapura. Accompanied by Manoj, his friend from Gurappana Mutt, the duo embarked on a joyride. Around 11 am, Pasha began performing stunts, attempting a wheelie near the town’s bypass in Doddaballapur.
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Scooter split into two
The joyride turned fatal when a canter truck appeared on the road ahead. Unable to regain control of the scooter, Pasha collided directly with the truck. The impact was so severe that the scooter was split into two, and both riders were flung nearly 30 meters from the crash site, the report added.
Pasha was killed instantly, while Manoj was rushed to a private hospital but succumbed to his injuries before receiving treatment. Police revealed that neither of the boys was wearing a helmet at the time of the accident.
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Footage from CCTV cameras in nearby shops captured the horrifying collision. While the initial investigation suggests the teenagers’ reckless behavior caused the accident, authorities are also examining the role of the truck driver.
The Vijayapura police have filed a case against Pasha under sections related to rash driving and negligence, and investigations are ongoing, the report further added.
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