No hopes to see the missing fishermen alive: Boat wreckage photos prove tragedy

May 4: On the night od May 2, a spokesperson of the Navy had tweeted that the wreckage of the missing boat was found. Even though he did not say anything about the survival of the occupants of the boast, it is beleived that the fishermen will not return back.
Nithyananda Kotian, brother of Chandrashekar Kotian who was one among the missing seven fishermen on the boat ‘Suvarna Tribhuja’ said that the hopes of seeing his brother return alive shattered when he saw the pictures and the videos of damaged Suvarna Tribhuja boat. He said that if they are alive, they would have returned to their houses.
Meanwhile, MLA Raghupathy Bhat sought a compensation of Rs 6 lakh from the state government to the missing fishermen’s family. He said that the Central government should pay Rs 2 lakh to the families of the fishermen who have lost their lives as compensation.