In Karnataka's Belagavi, a friend stabbed him to death after he ate too much chicken. When there was a quarrel between the brothers over the phone in Mangaluru, the younger brother stabbed the elder brother in anger. Read both the news in detail. Belagavi: Two friends Sitaram and Arun were partying on a holiday in Karnataka's Belagavi. During this time, there was a quarrel between the two over eating more chicken than each other. The quarrel escalated so much that one of them stabbed the other in the chest in anger. Sitaram died in the attack. After the incident, the accused Arun took Sitaram to the hospital, where he claimed to have fallen from his friend's building. Both of them worked in a steel company in Belagavi. Attempt to show murder as an accident Initially, the accused tried to show the murder as an accident. He claimed that Sitaram had fallen from the building. Sitaram died due to serious injuries. Both were residents of Kabirganj village in Pilibhit district of Uttar Pradesh. When the police investigated the matter and interrogated the accused, Arun confessed to the stabbing. Mangaluru: Elder brother killed in anger over phone The second incident took place at around 10.30 pm on Sunday in Mangaluru, Karnataka. There was a quarrel between the two brothers over the phone. During this time, younger brother Raju attacked the elder brother Adiveppa with a knife. When his mother returned home after closing the shop late at night, Adiveppa's bloodied body was found. Adiveppa was immediately taken to the hospital, where doctors declared him dead. The police investigated the spot and found that both the brothers had the same phone. This led to a quarrel. The accused Raju was then arrested.
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