Two Men Killed A Priest With Scythes
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In Vattalakundu, a mercenary was hacked to death after he was chased away by a mob in broad daylight. Police arrested two persons, including a tomato trader, in connection with the incident.
Karuppaiya is from Malayappanpatti near Wattalakundu in Dindigul district. His son Samithurai (age 31). Mercenary. Paul Zakib, 34, a tomato trader, also lives on the street where he lives. Maru was recently married to a milkmaid.
It seems that the priest had already told the housewife that he was married that Maru Pal Sakip was not good and that he should not give her the girl. This information has just come to the notice of Maru Pal Sahib.
Due to this the issue has been going on for the last 3 days between the family of Samithurai and the family of Maru Pal Sahib. Both sides were involved in an argument.
A separate complaint was lodged at the Wattalakundu police station on behalf of Samithurai and Maruthu Pal Sakib. Police summoned both parties for questioning.
Claiming to go to the police station accordingly, the priest came out of the house that afternoon.
On the way back, the priest went to the bakery opposite the Panchayat Union office on the Wattalakundu-Madurai road.
Then suddenly Maru Paul Sahib and his friend Udayakumar (22) suddenly entered the bakery. Then in the blink of an eye the 2 together slashed the priest with scythes.
Unexpectedly, the priest ran out of the bakery to escape. He was chased away by the drug lord Sakib and Udayakumar.
At one point the scythe collapsed and collapsed in front of the pastor’s bakery shop. However, the two of them together cut the priest on the head with scythes. The priest died on the spot in a pool of blood.
The public and bakery employees who witnessed the heartbreaking murder in broad daylight ran away screaming.
Police led by Wattalakundu Police Inspector Murugan rushed to the spot. The body was later recovered and sent to the Wattalakundu Government Hospital for autopsy.
Police also registered a case and arrested Maru Paul Sahib and Udayakumar. The scythes used in the murder were confiscated from them.
Meanwhile, Police Superintendent Srinivasan rushed to the spot and conducted an investigation
Karuppaiya is from Malayappanpatti near Wattalakundu in Dindigul district. His son Samithurai (age 31). Mercenary. Paul Zakib, 34, a tomato trader, also lives on the street where he lives. Maru was recently married to a milkmaid.
It seems that the priest had already told the housewife that he was married that Maru Pal Sakip was not good and that he should not give her the girl. This information has just come to the notice of Maru Pal Sahib.
Due to this the issue has been going on for the last 3 days between the family of Samithurai and the family of Maru Pal Sahib. Both sides were involved in an argument.
A separate complaint was lodged at the Wattalakundu police station on behalf of Samithurai and Maruthu Pal Sakib. Police summoned both parties for questioning.
Claiming to go to the police station accordingly, the priest came out of the house that afternoon.
On the way back, the priest went to the bakery opposite the Panchayat Union office on the Wattalakundu-Madurai road.
Then suddenly Maru Paul Sahib and his friend Udayakumar (22) suddenly entered the bakery. Then in the blink of an eye the 2 together slashed the priest with scythes.
Unexpectedly, the priest ran out of the bakery to escape. He was chased away by the drug lord Sakib and Udayakumar.
At one point the scythe collapsed and collapsed in front of the pastor’s bakery shop. However, the two of them together cut the priest on the head with scythes. The priest died on the spot in a pool of blood.
The public and bakery employees who witnessed the heartbreaking murder in broad daylight ran away screaming.
Police led by Wattalakundu Police Inspector Murugan rushed to the spot. The body was later recovered and sent to the Wattalakundu Government Hospital for autopsy.
Police also registered a case and arrested Maru Paul Sahib and Udayakumar. The scythes used in the murder were confiscated from them.
Meanwhile, Police Superintendent Srinivasan rushed to the spot and conducted an investigation
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