4 including 3 brothers held for killing 32-yr-old man in Bhandup
The Bhandup police have arrested four persons including three brothers for allegedly killing a 32-yearold man from their vicinity on Tuesday night. The two families have a previous enmity between them which led to the murder of Sameer Pawar, a resident of Ambedkar Nagar in Bhandup, said police.
The four accused are identified as Vishwajeet alias Ashwin Bramhane and his two brothers Pawan and Abhijeet and fourth accused is Pravin Wankhede.
The incident took place on Tuesday night, when Sameer was standing near a petrol pump at Gaondevi Road in Bhandup. At around 10 pm, the four accused came there and found
Sameer alone. According to the police, both the families which reside in same vicinity had quarrels between them. Finding Sameer alone they reportedly confronted him that led to an argument, which escalated further when the accused removed a knife and assaulted him. They also attacked him with a metal rod and escaped after grievously injuring him.
Sameer was rushed to the nearby hospital, however, he could not survive and was declared dead before admission.
Following the incident, the Bhandup police registered a murder case under section 302 of the Indian Penal Code and arrested two accused while the remaining two were held later. The four were produced before the court which remanded them police custody, said police.
Confirming the arrest, the senior inspector, Sham Shinde of Bhandup police station said, "Prima facie it appears that the previous enmity between them led to the murder and further investigation is underway".
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