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| | A horrifying video shows the moment a stunt man in India attempting the infamous wall of death is crushed by a car above him.<br>Jitu Bhankar, 26, was on his motorbike, circling the 30ft deep wall, in Jeypore, Odisha, eastern India, when one of the cars above him lost control.<br>The back of the car hits the motorcyclist, immediately knocking him unconscious, before it falls on top of him as two cars and three motorbikes were circling the vertical wall.<br>A spectator captured the moment he the car hit the adrenaline junkie and the chaotic aftermath as others rush to drag his lifeless body out of the arena as vehicles still motor around above them. <br>Scroll down for video <br> This is the moment the back of the car knocks Jitu Bhankar, 26, off his motorbike in India<br> The motorcyclist is immediately knocked unconscious and a man stood in the middle of the carnage rushes to drag his lifeless body away from the wreckage<br> Others rush in through a trap door to push the car back onto its wheels and take Jitu Bhankar away<br> Before the horror crash, there were two cars and three motorbikes hurtling around the wall of death<br> RELATED ARTICLES
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The Wall of Death is a carnival show popular in India, featuring a barrel-shaped wooden cylinder, typically ranging from 20 to 40 feet deep, made of wooden planks. <br>Inside, motorbike driver and car drivers travel along the vertical wall and perform stunts held up by the friction.<br> A dozen people rush to try and rescue the stunt man in Odisha, India<br>daftar kembar jitu (https://linkr.bio/kembarjitu4d), who was not wearing a helmet, was quickly taken to a nearby hospital but he was declared dead on arrival.<br>One member of the crew, Sanjay Kumar Rawat, reported the case to Jeypore Police station.<br>Sub-Divisional Police Officer Rajendra Senapati, from Jeypore Police Station, said: ‘The organizer had been given permission for the show by the sub collector of the district and it had been on going for the past two weeks.
It's a dangerous show. <br>'We have now arrested the organiser and car driver.'<br>The event on Sunday was organised by 33-year-old Mohammad Jagir Ansari. <br>The victim's family have requested a post mortem at a hospital in Raipur and are awaiting the results.<br>Police have arrested the organizer and car driver Feroz Ansari, 24, under Section 387 - putting person in fear of death or of grievous harm in order to commit extortion - and 304 A - causing death by negligence - of the Indian Penal Code.<br> <br> |
