Updated On: 07 February, 2022 08:28 AM IST | Mumbai | Samiullah Khan
Relatives of the deceased had borrowed the money from the accused two months ago but failed to return it

The Dahisar police reached the spot along with the fire brigade and rushed Patil to the hospital, where he was declared dead on arrival. Representation pic
The Dahisar police on Saturday arrested a 28-year-old tempo driver for strangulating a 40-year-old man after an argument over Rs 100. To misguide the police, the accused informed them that the victim had attempted self-immolation.
According to the Dahisar police sources, the deceased Raju Patil had left Rs 100 with the accused Parmeshwar Kokate’s relative. On Friday, when Patil asked for his money, Kokate refused to pay him back. An argument broke out between the two, during which Patil abused him. In a fit of rage, Kokate grabbed Patil’s neck, strangled him with wire and killed him. To dispose of the body, Parmeshwar wrapped it in a blanket and set it on fire, the police said.