Gadag: Couple hammered to death by relative over property


Daijiworld Media Network - Gadag (SP)

Gadag, Sep 27: In a shocking incident which happened in Basapur village, Gadag taluk, on Wednesday September 25, a couple who had entered into inter-religious marriage, was bludgeoned to death with a hammer.

The victims of this incident were Ashraf Ali (45) and his wife, Somavva (38). They had fallen in love and married 12 years back, and deserted their village, it is said. The couple has two children.

Somavva's brother, Devappa, is the murder-accused. After the murders, he surrendered in the police station, it is learnt. District superintendent of police, Santosh Babu, visited the village. A case stands registered in Basapur police station relating to these two deaths.

After their marriage, Somavva and Ashraf had settled down in Mulgund, four km away from Basapur. It is said that Somavva came to Basapur on Wednesday along with her husband and sought share in ancestral property. Angered by the demand, Somavva's brother indiscriminately attacked the couple with a hammer. Both of them, who suffered deep injuries, died on the spot, it is said.

Devappa surrendered in the police station along with the hammer he had used. He is being interrogated further, the superintendent of police said. He also clarified that this is a property-related murder and not an honour killing.

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Sep 28 2018

    Whatever the name of the killing is,he made two small children orphans ,It is a mord.They are dead.who will look after them now ?Why should he go so far ?Normal talk ,or go to a legal adviser who can clear without trouble .Now so wie so these children are hires of her property..they have to give them with or without his consent.RIP .Heartfelt sympathy to the small children.May their souls rest in peace above .

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