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Man held for killing sister-in-law over property dispute

The accused and Annaparvati were fighting over the grocery store and the land surrounding it, which he inherited from his father

Published on: Nov 19, 2016, 23:59:44 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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A 30-year-old man was held for killing his sister-in-law in Dahisar (West) around 10.30am on Saturday. The two had been engaged in a property dispute, said police.

The victim succumbed to severe head injuries at the Babasaheb Ambedkar hospital in Kandivli (West). (HT File Photo)
The victim succumbed to severe head injuries at the Babasaheb Ambedkar hospital in Kandivli (West). (HT File Photo)

According to the police, the accused runs a grocery store in Nava village in Dahisar. His brother Suresh lives on the first floor of the shop, with his wife Annaparvati, 32.

The accused and Annaparvati were fighting over the grocery store and the land surrounding it, which he inherited from his father. During the argument, the accused picked up a spade and hit Annaparvati on the head. She succumbed to severe head injuries at the Babasaheb Ambedkar hospital in Kandivli (West).

Based on Suresh’s complaint, the police registered a case of murder against the accused. He was subsequently taken into custody and placed under arrest. Police said the accused had fought with his other brother Govind too over the property.

  • Farhan Shaikh
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    Farhan Shaikh

    Farhan Shaikh is a reporter with Hindustan Times, Mumbai. He writes for the crime and legal team, along with reportage on Mumbai traffic issues.

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