Video: Speeding car knocks bike from under man, sends it crashing into another

UPDATED: Oct 11, 2026 16:36 ISTA man was thrown off a two-wheeler after a speeding car rammed into the parked bike near a tea shop in Tamil Nadu’s Thoothukudi district. CCTV footage capturing the shocking incident has emerged. The incident took place near the Maninagar river bridge, close to Sathankulam, where devotees who had visited the Mutharamman Temple in Kulasekarapattinam had parked their two-wheelers outside a tea shop and stopped for tea. According to the footage, a white car speeding along the road crashed into a two-wheeler parked in front of the shop, throwing the man sitting on it off the bike. The impact also sent the two-wheeler crashing into another man sitting nearby. People present at the spot immediately rushed to help the injured man and took him to a hospital for treatment. 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