Family Feud Turns Deadly in Bengaluru: Advocate Murders Brother Over Inheritance
In Bengaluru, a heated argument over ancestral property between two advocate brothers led to tragedy when the younger brother, Nagendra, stabbed his elder brother, Srikanta, resulting in Srikanta’s death. The dispute, rooted in their father’s property division, escalated violently during Nagendra’s visit. He has since been arrested following the incident.
A tragic incident unfolded in Bengaluru when a disagreement between two brothers, both advocates, escalated to violence. The altercation occurred on Friday morning around 11:30 am, as the younger sibling, Nagendra, aged 30, confronted his 35-year-old brother, Srikanta, regarding a dispute over inherited ancestral property. The confrontation took place at Srikanta’s residence located in the Bommanahalli area.
The conflict traces back to their father’s decision to convert agricultural land into residential properties, resulting in the construction of over 65 houses decades ago. Following their father Thimmappa’s death two years ago, the brothers have been embroiled in a bitter inheritance dispute. On this day, their argument intensified as Nagendra visited and once again raised the issue of the estate.
In a moment of aggression, Nagendra retrieved a knife from the kitchen and fatally stabbed his older brother multiple times in the chest during their heated dispute. Despite being quickly transported to a local hospital, Srikanta succumbed to his injuries by 1:30 pm, according to police reports.
Law enforcement officials confirmed that Nagendra has been arrested in connection with the murder. The mechanism of the incident exemplifies the dire consequences of familial disputes over property.
This incident underscores the tragic consequences that can arise from familial disputes over inheritance and property. It reflects a broader concern regarding conflict resolution in family dynamics. The police intervention and subsequent arrest of the accused emphasize the legal ramifications of such violent confrontations.
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