A 16-year-old engineering student died on the spot after falling from a mango tree in Mira Road on Sunday afternoon. The deceased has been identified as Jaysurya Perumal Kaundar. Kashimira police have registered a case of accidental death report (ADR).
<img title="The Reliance Energy quarters in Mira Road, where the boy fell down " src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2014/jul/Reliance-quarters.jpg" alt="The Reliance Energy quarters in Mira Road, where the boy fell down " /> The Reliance Energy quarters in Mira Road, where the boy fell down
Jaysurya, a resident of the Reliance Energy quarters near Shantinagar at Mira Road, was a first-year engineering student.
On Sunday at 3.00 pm, according to the police officials, after playing cricket with his friends in the colony, he climbed a tree to pluck mangoes. His friends from the colony said, &ldquo;Jaysurya climbed the 20-foot-high tree and after reaching the top, he slipped and fell down to the ground.&rdquo;
Jaysurya&rsquo;s father Perumal, who works with Reliance Energy as a supervisor, rushed him to St Anne&rsquo;s Hospital, where the doctor declared him dead after check-up. Jaysurya&rsquo;s little brother Surya said, &ldquo;My brother was very talented.
He dreamt of becoming an engineer. He liked mangoes a lot and would climb trees daily to pick them.&rdquo; Sub-inspector Chavan said, &ldquo;The boy fell from the tree, so on a prior basis, we registered the ADR in the case.&rdquo;

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Jaysurya Perumal Kaundar, a first-year engineering student had climbed the tree to pluck mangoes

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