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Mangalore: Son stabs inebriated father to death following quarrel

  •   Fri, Dec 27 2013 10:10:35 AM

Mangalore: Son stabs inebriated father to death following quarrel

Yashodhara Bangera
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (EP)

Mangalore, Dec 27: In a shocking incident that occurred on Thursday December 26, a son allegedly stabbed his inebriated father to death following a quarrel.

The incident occurred at Tarolikadu of Kompadavu near Muchoor at around 2 pm.


Meenagowda


Rajesh

The deceased is identified as Meenagowda (58), a resident of Tarolikadu. Bajpe police have arrested his third son Rajesh Gowda (20) in connection to the murder.

Meenagowda was said to have been coming home drunk and creating commotion every day. There used to be quarrels in the family regarding his drinking habit. The fight between the father and the son concluded in the murder of the father this time. The locals said that as quarrels were common, nobody used to bother about them.

Meenagowda’s first son Dayananda and his second son Hemachandra were out on work at the time of the incident, it is said. Rajesh is said to have not responded to phone calls, and when police questioned, he said that he did not have his mobile phone with him.

The deceased is survived by his wife Lalitha and three sons.

A case has been registered in Bajpe police station.
  

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Comment on this article

  • Rita, Germany

    Sat, Dec 28 2013

    When they are in a drunken state they are not in a state to understand what is right and not.with such People better avoid talking and advising ,go out of their way.but sometimes they themselves create and grown up children mostly Boys take the challenge and rest is programmed.He certainly didn't want to kill him.no son does it.he too must have fedup with fathers daily Radau,no peace at home .now he must be repenting his deed.but it wont bring back his father.many familieses is getting split because of alcohol.Heartfelt sympathy to the Family.

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  • Rajesh, neermarga

    Fri, Dec 27 2013

    Very sad "Mage mallaye Ammerg Kullaye"

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  • ivan.cutinho, pandeshwar.mlore(uk)

    Fri, Dec 27 2013

    WHAT INDIAN POLICE WILL DO ADVISE HIM OR GIVE SOME SLAPS THAT'S ALL.WHY THIS GOVT. BAN ON ALCOHOL LIKE GUDKA

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  • William, Bantwal

    Fri, Dec 27 2013

    RIP. This type of drinking problem is very dangerous to the family. Children cannot teach father because he is the head of the family. Raising hand or killing is a grave sin. Better to contact Alcholol society and make a member of it. Never to talk such drinkers when they are drunk. You can only play a comedy play.

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  • neil, uk

    Fri, Dec 27 2013

    ”Namage yaake maare?” is the attitude of the neighbors and society at large.If only the neighbors would have complained to police in the past, this situation wouldn't have arisen for a twenty year old. Its easy to talk here about values and respecting parents. Its a living hell for anyone to live with the regular drunkenness of a family member.
    I guess BD,Rsene, Pfd or any moral police should divert their attention to this serious issue that is hurting coastal regions.

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Fri, Dec 27 2013

    May his soul RIP!!Addiction to anything has dangerous outcomes, one is addiction to alcohol!! But alcoholics vent their anger unplanned and spontaneous, whereas the so called "sane minded" plan meticulously and ute their plans so they do not get trapped!!!

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  • haneef, Puttur / Dubai

    Fri, Dec 27 2013

    Unfortunate incident. We must understand one thing from this is that alcohol kills everyone .. no value for relation.. no value for emotions. Why cant all of we stress the government to stop this throughout our district and can be a role model for others at-least by considering the lives we lost in recent days just because of alcohol.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Fri, Dec 27 2013

    Most unfortunate incidents of father being killed by his own son.Father may be a drunkard but still killing by son is unacceptable.Hope the police do the needful in dealing the murderer.Thanq.

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  • For Justice, Abu Dhabi / Ubar

    Fri, Dec 27 2013

    Yes,for others it is unfortunately one but for him it was necessary n nice to not live with a father who always drunken n quarrel at home, beating,abusing mother,bros n sisters.

    Still am not justifying murder but his situation made him to do so willingly or un....

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  • R.Bhandarkar, M'lore

    Fri, Dec 27 2013

    Andu...
    'Daari Tappida Magaa'.....
    Indu....
    'Churi Haakida Magaa'....
    Daari Tappidaru....
    Churi Haakidaru....
    Magaa Magaane
    Hetha Ammanige'.........
    AA 'VyaTHE' Artha Aagolla Innobage.

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