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Odisha: Son beats mother death for not paying money for liquor

  •   Sat, Apr 23 2022 06:31:55 PM

Bhubaneswar, Apr 23 (IANS): In a bizarre incident, a woman was allegedly beaten to death by her son for not paying Rs 100 to him to buy liquor in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district, the police said on Saturday.

The incident took place on Friday night at Jashipur of Mayurbhanj district.

According to the police, Saroj Nayak, 21, had demanded Rs 100 from his mother Salandi Nayak to buy liquor.

However, his mother was unable to pay the sum. An enraged Saroj then started to beat his mother continuously, which led to her death.

After committing the crime, accused Saroj fled from the spot.

Jashipur police have sent the body for post-mortem and launched an investigation into the case.

"I was not at home when the incident occurred. I got a call at 9.30 p.m. on Friday that my mother was severely attacked by my younger brother. I reached home at around 11 pm and took my mother to the hospital, where she was declared dead," said Salandi's elder son.

 
  

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  • Sameer, Riyadh

    Sun, Apr 24 2022

    It is normal these days. Governments want to make liqour/alcohol common along its citizens. It is a 2 pronged strategy. It helps in taxes and on the other hand people will fight or kill each other and not demand for jobs amd education and welfare. This is what governments want in the society.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sat, Apr 23 2022

    Dear Son.here you can deny that you were not there.But God sees everything .One day you have to answer him .May her soul rest in peace.Many times they forget what mother does .Alcohol is above the mother .He should lookafter the mother instead he beats her to death and denies.

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