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80-year-old Pydhonie resident arrested for slitting younger brother’s throat

An 80-year-old man in Mumbai slit the throat of his 72-year-old brother over a property dispute. The elder brother has been arrested and the injured brother is stable in hospital.

Updated on: Jan 24, 2024, 08:24:00 IST
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MUMBAI: An 80-year-old Pydhonie resident slit the throat of his 72-year-old brother over a property dispute late at night on Sunday. The elder brother has been arrested while the injured brother is admitted in JJ Hospital and is said to be stable.

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According to police, Jamnadas Maganlal Mehta slit the throat of his younger brother Arvind Maganlal Mehta while the latter was sleeping on his bed. “Both lived in a flat on Samuel Street in Pydhonie. Jamnadas, who is unmarried, was keen to sell the flat. But, Arvind, who lives with his 60-year-old wife Kalpana was opposed to the idea,” said a police officer from Pydhonie police station.

Though the dispute was festering for some time, Jamnadas recently found a customer and was insisting that the apartment be sold. On Sunday night, when Arvind was sleeping, he used a razor to slit his throat, said the officer. Kalpana rushed Arvind to JJ Hospital, and he is currently undergoing treatment in the intensive care unit (ICU), he added.

 
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