Mahoba: A bloody relationship was murdered for the greed of land; the son killed his father, this is how it was revealed.:

News Topical, Digital Desk : On Saturday (December 27), the bloodied body of an elderly man, Lal Diman, was found in his field in Gudha village, a village under the Charkhari police station in Mahoba, Uttar Pradesh. Within just 24 hours, police have made a shocking discovery in this murder case. The elderly farmer was murdered by his younger son, Bhagyabali, who suspected his father would give his land to his elder brother. Police have arrested the accused along with his weapon.

A towel had been tied around the old man's neck, and his head had been severely crushed by a heavy object. Upon receiving information about the incident, senior police officers arrived at the scene and ordered a swift investigation. When the police station investigated, it turned out to be a land dispute, and the younger son was arrested.

What was the whole matter?

Sensation spread in Gudha village, under the jurisdiction of the Charkhari police station, when 75-year-old farmer Laldimaan, who lived alone in his farmhouse, was brutally murdered. The elderly man's body was found lying in a pool of blood, with a towel tied around his neck and his head severely crushed by a heavy object. Upon receiving information about the incident, the police department was shaken, and senior officials ordered an immediate investigation. When Charkhari police station in-charge Praveen Kumar and his team began the investigation, suspicion turned towards the family members. Within just 24 hours, the police uncovered the mystery layer by layer, and the truth that emerged shocked everyone.

The murderer of the elderly Laldimaan turned out to be none other than his younger son, 45-year-old Bhagwali. Police arrested him and recovered the murder weapon. During interrogation, the motive for the murder was revealed to be greed for land and a feud between the brothers. The deceased Laldimaan owned 60 bighas of land, of which he had transferred 10 bighas each to his two sons, and had sold 19 bighas and divided the proceeds. Now, he had approximately 20 bighas of land remaining.

lived alone on the farm

Laldimaan's wife had died five years earlier, so he lived alone on the farm. His eldest son, Harnarayan, served him and visited daily to deliver food. Bhagyabali began to fear that his father had promised that whoever served him would inherit the remaining land. Bhagyabali feared that his elder brother would control his father and transfer the entire land to his name. Under this fear and mental pressure, he plotted to eliminate his father and killed him by crushing him with a brick. This incident proved how blood ties have weakened in the face of greed.