Tragic death: Bengaluru techie dies after snake hiding in Crocs bites his numb leg — here's what happened

Bengaluru techie, 41, dies after being bitten by snake hiding in his shoe

A 41-year-old private firm employee in Bengaluru died after being allegedly bitten by a snake suspected to have hidden inside his shoe, prompting a police investigation.

Bengaluru techie, 41, dies after snake bites his numb leg, was curled inside footwear

According to accounts provided by his family and local police, Manju Prakash had gone out around 12.45 pm on Saturday to purchase sugarcane juice. On returning home, he wore his Crocs slippers, unaware that a snake had taken shelter inside them. He later went to his room to rest.

Tragic death: Bengaluru techie dies after snake hiding in Crocs bites his numb leg — here's what happened

The incident took place on Saturday in the Bannerghatta area of Bengaluru. The victim has been identified as 41-year-old Manju Prakash, a TCS employee who lived in Ranganatha Layout.

Bengaluru Shocker: TCS Engineer Dies After Snake Hiding in Crocs Bites His Numb Leg | 📰 LatestLY

A 41-year-old software engineer died after being bitten by a snake that had coiled up inside his crocs (footwear) in Bannerghatta of Karnataka's Bengaluru. What makes the incident more tragic is that the man may not have realised he had been bitten. According to relatives, he had lost sensation in one leg due to a bus accident in 2016, after which he underwent surgery. 📰 Bengaluru Shocker: TCS Engineer Dies After Snake Hiding in Crocs Bites His…

Bengaluru software engineer dies after being bitten by snake coiled in his Crocs

The man's relatives found him lying on the bed with foam in his mouth and leg bleeding. They immediately shifted him to a private hospital where doctors declared him dead.

Bengaluru techie dies after venomous snake bite in footwear

Srinagar, Sept 02: A 41-year-old software engineer in Bengaluru died after being bitten by a venomous snake that had hidden inside his footwear. The victim, identified as Manju Prakash, was a TCS employee and resident of Ranganatha Layout. According to police and family accounts, Prakash had left his Crocs slippers outside his front door before stepping out briefly to buy juice. Upon returning, he unknowingly slipped his feet into the slippers, …