Police in Thane arrested four individuals for allegedly killing a 50-year-old acquaintance following a dispute over a mobile phone. According to officials, the victim had taken a mobile phone belonging to one of the accused and failed to return it.
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Police in Thane arrested four individuals for allegedly killing a 50-year-old acquaintance following a dispute over a mobile phone. According to officials, the victim had taken a mobile phone belonging to one of the accused and failed to return it.
On the night of October 13, the primary suspect and three associates confronted the victim near the tracks close to the Mumbra railway station. The argument escalated into a physical assault, with the attackers using belts, wooden sticks, and a water pipeline.
The victim sustained critical injuries during the attack and was rushed to a hospital, where he succumbed to his wounds during treatment. The Mumbra police registered a case of murder and subsequently tracked down and apprehended all four suspects from various locations.
Not yet reported: The reports do not specify the exact ages of the four arrested suspects or the outcome of ongoing judicial proceedings.
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The four accused have been arrested by the Mumbra police and a murder case has been registered.
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A 50-year-old man who was acquainted with the accused.
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