This Article is From Oct 30, 2021

40-Year-Old Drunk Man Beaten To Death In Kota By 5 Men After Altercation: Police

In her complaint to the police, Reena, the wife of the victim, said her husband who was drunk then had an altercation with a neighbor named Pintu alias Rakesh on Friday morning, Kota senior police officer Vikas Pathak said.

40-Year-Old Drunk Man Beaten To Death In Kota By 5 Men After Altercation: Police

All five have been booked for murder under the Indian Penal Code, police said. (Representational)

Kota (Rajasthan):

A 40-year-old man was allegedly beaten to death by five men in Kota's Surya Nagar area after an altercation over a drunk comment, the police said on Saturday.

The victim, Shashi Bhumlia, was a resident of Surya Nagar which comes under the Udhyog Nagar Police Station of the city.

In her complaint to the police, Reena, the wife of the victim, said her husband who was drunk then had an altercation with a neighbor named Pintu alias Rakesh on Friday morning, Kota senior police officer Vikas Pathak said.

Following the altercation, Pintu went back to Bhumlia's house with three of his brothers-in-law and a friend from neighbourhood, and thrashed him till he went unconscious, Mr Pathak said.

Upon receiving the information, police rushed to the spot and took unconscious Shashi to a hospital, where doctors declared him brought dead, he said.

Acting on the complaint, police arrested Pintu and his neighbor Ranjeet (33) from Surya Nagar, and Aakash Narwal (27), Vishal Narwal (25), and Shekhar (29), his three brothers-in-law, from Indira Nagar where they live, Mr Pathak said.

All five have been booked for murder under the Indian Penal Code, he said.

The body of the victim was handed over to his family members after post mortem on Saturday morning, Udyog Nagar police officer Manoj Singh Sikarwal said.

Bhumlia was still in bed on Friday morning when he was roughed up by the five men, who were allegedly miffed by abusive remarks he had made against them in drunken state, Mr Sikarwal said.

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