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The accused, identified as 45-year-old autorickshaw driver Mohan, was revealed to be the paternal uncle of the victim, Krishna. The incident reportedly stemmed from a long-standing property dispute involving ancestral land in Devanahalli taluk, which Mohan had allegedly sold after forging signatures.
A tragic incident occurred in Indira Colony, under the jurisdiction of Soladevanahalli police station in Bengaluru, where a 15-year-old boy named Krishna, who had lost his parents and was under his brother's care, was brutally murdered by his uncle with a machete due to a property dispute. Driven by hatred over the proceeds and shares of ancestral land, the accused broke into the house late at night while the boy's elder brother had gone out to watch the movie 'Premaada Oorali', and committed this heinous crime. The next morning, the accused surrendered himself at the police station. The police have registered a case and are conducting an investigation.
Bengaluru: Soladevanahalli police have arrested the uncle who murdered the boy residing at Ivarakandapura near Hesaraghatta.
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