Chhattisgarh: Man, his spouse killed, two daughters injured after property dispute along with his brother turns violent

A person and his spouse had been killed and their two daughters suffered accidents after his youthful brother and his members of the family attacked them over a property dispute in Chhattisgarh, police mentioned on Wednesday.

The deceased man’s youthful brother and sister-in-law additionally sustained minor accidents within the incident that happened on Tuesday night in Jarhabhata space beneath the Civil Strains police station limits, an official right here mentioned.

The deceased had been recognized as Dipak Gadhewal (42) and his spouse Pushpa (40), he mentioned.

There was a dispute over seven acres of ancestral land in Pand village close to Bilaspur between Dipak and his youthful brother Omprakash (40).

”As per the preliminary investigation, on Tuesday morning when Dipak was on the farm alongside along with his spouse, a battle broke out between the 2 brothers. Nevertheless, after a short conflict, they returned residence in Jarhabhata. The battle turned violent within the night as Omprakash, his spouse Sangeeta (39) and their two minor daughters allegedly attacked his brothers’ household with an axe and iron rod,” he mentioned.

Dipak and his spouse died on the spot and their daughters Roshni (22) and Harshita (20) suffered accidents, he mentioned, including that the injured siblings had been admitted to Chhattisgarh Institute of Medical Sciences (CIMS) right here.

Omprakash and his spouse, who additionally suffered minor accidents, and their two minor daughters have been detained, he mentioned.

”In response to Omprakash, when he reached residence from the farm, he noticed his brother allegedly attempting to ransack his auto-rickshaw parked there. When Omprakash’s spouse and kids tried to intervene, Dipak hit Sangeeta’s head with an axe. Enraged over it, Omprakash snatched the axe from him and retaliated,” he mentioned.

A case has been registered on this connection and additional probe is underway, he added.

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