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Maharashtra: Youth kills elder brother for money in Bhenda

| @indiablooms | Jul 07, 2020, at 09:25 pm

Godda/UNI: A youth today killed his elder brother for the want of money in Bhenda village under Town Police Station area in this district.

The accused Himanshu Manjhi was demanding money from his father.

As the father refused he kept pressurising him for the money which was objected by his elder brother Brajesh Manjhi.

This resulted in altercation between the two brothers and in the heat of the moment
the younger brother hit his elder sibling on head with a heavy log due to which he died on the spot.

Later the body was sent for post-mortem.

 

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