Mangalore: Revenge motive behind killing of Vikrant Shetty


Mangalore: Revenge motive behind killing of Vikrant Shetty

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore

Mangalore, Aug 10: In connection to the murder of Vikrant Shetty from Shantigudde, five accused have surrendered themselves to the police. Investigation has revealed that revenge was the motive behind the murder.

The arrested have been identified as Sharan (32), Yashawanth (35), Rajesh (26), Sampath (29) and Naveen (25). The accused were produced before court on Friday August 9 night.

On Monday August 5 night, Vikram Shetty was on his way back home after work when his bike was hit by Scorpio car to murder him near Morgan's Gate.

When the car hit his bike, Vikrant was thrown off, after which the accused murdered him by attacking him with sharp weapons.

Initially the police suspected that the unidentified person was killed due to an accident. But on further investigation, looking at the sword wounds on the body, the act of murder was known.

With this regard, the police booked a case and they recieved information about the accused. It is learnt that when they were about to make the arrest, the accused themselves surrendered. The car and sword used for the murder have been confiscated by the police.

In 2006, Sharan was involved in a fight at one of the city bars. During the fight, Vikrant Shetty who was working at the bar,  intervened to stop the fight, but Sharan attacked him too. In defence, Vikrant hit Sharan’s head with a stone.

Sharan was injured badly in the incident and he even lost his teeth and incurred huge expenses for the treatment.

Hence, as a revenge, Sharan along with the help of his friends murdered Vikrant, it is alleged.

Sources said that Sharan and Yashwanth are already involved in other crimes. The duo run a soft drink business.

The other accused Sampath was into roof centring work while accused Rajesh and Naveen are painters.

 

  

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  • M W Pereira, Mangalore / Fano, Italia

    Sun, Aug 11 2013

    Good day to the readers!
    In a bar or a wine shop, you do not know what kind of people are there.
    That is why I never drink in a bar my daily quota of 60 Ml of scotch with soda whether I am in Mangalore or any place in the world.
    I have traveled this globe many times over and have learned my lessons the hard way.
    It is better to take home the liquor and enjoy it rather than getting beaten up, stabbed or murdered for trivial reasons by some goons.
    Please take care!

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  • shiva, kota/dubai

    Sun, Aug 11 2013

    Dear MWP, not necessarily u r right always. one unpleasant situation does not pain all people and bars with the same brush... come to dubai dear. you are 100% secured . lets hv drink together

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  • M W Pereira, Mangalore

    Mon, Aug 12 2013

    Dear Mr. Shiva,
    Many thanks for your kind comments.
    Whenever I am in Dubai, I go to the Seaman's Club, Hotel Diplomat or some Hotel at Nife Road. The taxi driver takes me to a nice place.Of course one is safe in Dubai.

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  • M W Pereira, Mangalore / Fano, Italia

    Sat, Aug 10 2013

    Dear readers! I hope the following quote is appropriate for this article.
    "We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give".
    - Sir Winston Churchill, Ex British Prime Minister.

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Sat, Aug 10 2013

    An Eye for an Eye Will Make the Whole World Blind.
    It is not worth it.

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Sat, Aug 10 2013

    Revenge still simmering after a lapse of 7 years????

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/KSA

    Sat, Aug 10 2013

    The value of humanity is receding in the modern era.we are not matured enough to think humanly....

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  • VIVIAN JOHN VEIGAS, BAJPE-BAHRAIN

    Sat, Aug 10 2013

    There is no value for human beings in mangalore... Weekley, monthly murders thefts are happening.. What happened to our Mangalore? No law and order ....
    VIVIAN JOHN VEIGAS-388369

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Aug 10 2013

    Humans are killed more mercilessly than Cattle in Mangalore and I wonder why every one is quite...

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  • abuSaad, Mangalore / Dammam / KSA

    Sat, Aug 10 2013

    Simple............................................................................ no political gain

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  • Rajesh, Mangalore

    Sat, Aug 10 2013

    Those who kill humans mercilessly will be hanged or he will get severe punishment for his heinous crime. But for killing cattle there is no punishment.

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  • gerald, modankap

    Sat, Aug 10 2013

    An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind. This is the moral of the story my dear friends !! now you have to carry the cross thru out of your life which hound you every now and then.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Sat, Aug 10 2013

    Most of the time these murders take place in bar when the parties are fully drunk and other person who is normal raise some issues.This grudge end with murder which really bad and cost life of the family who is murdered.Better bars to close early in the night and hope the culprits are behind bars for a long imprisonment.Thanq.

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