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Denied Rs 2,000 for booze, man kills mother

Updated on: 14 October,2010 08:36 AM IST  | 
Salil Urunkar |

18-year-old son arrested after cops follow him to Ahmednagar; husband also a suspect

Denied Rs 2,000 for booze, man kills mother

18-year-old son arrested after cops follow him to Ahmednagar; husband also a suspect

An 18-year-old man has been arrested for murdering his mother because she refused to give him Rs 2,000 to
have liquor.


The deceased was identified as Indu Sitaram Vichare (45), a resident of Belhe in Junnar taluka. The Pune Rural police arrested her son Kishore Sitaram Vichare after a first information report was filed at the Narayangaon police station on Sunday.




Kishore denied the murder charge, and the police now believe that his father may also be involved in the crime.
"Kishore has been denying his involvement in the murder and has also stated that his father had fights with his mother everyday," said Chavan. "We are investigating the case."

The murder complaint that was filed stated: "Indu had refused to give Kishore Rs 2,000, which he had demanded for having liquor on Saturday night. Kishore was angry with his mother and around 10.30 pm, in a fit of rage, he started brutally beating up Indu outside their residence in Belhe. Kishore also struck a hard object on her head, because of which Indu was seriously injured. She was lying in that condition on the road and was later taken to her house by some villagers. She died on Sunday morning."

API Chavan said Kishore was traced to Ahmednagar after several phone calls were made to him.
"Kishore fled the village after the incident. He was later traced to Ahmednagar after some of his friends made several calls to him," said Chavan. "He was nabbed on Monday."

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