A rowdy was hacked to death by one of his close relatives, also a notorious rowdy, in Anjinappa Gardens Tuesday afternoon.
The deceased has been identified as Kupendra, 40, a resident of Siddartha Nagar. He was a rowdy-sheeter at Subramanyapuram police station. On Tuesday, when Kupendra was sitting on a bench under a roadside tree near his house, four unidentified men, who came in a car, rushed at him with lethal weapons.
As Kupendra tried to flee, they chased him and cornered him in an abandoned house. They attacked him with weapons and escaped in their car. Cottonpet police rushed to the spot and shifted Kupendra to Victoria Hospital where he was declared brought dead. Police said the gang was led by Surya alias Appu, Kupendra's nephew. Kupendra and Surya had fallen out recently after an altercation over Annammadevi pooja. Kupendra was a close confidant of another notorious rowdy Sunil alias Silent Sunil.
His brother Ganesh was similarly hacked to death in Kalasipalya two years ago by a rival gang at Goripalya. Hennur Chamaraja had led that attack, say sources.
Hennur Raja, Goripalya Ramesha and Chandra are all aides of Goripalya Altaf, who had old scores to settle with Kupendra.
The deceased has been identified as Kupendra, 40, a resident of Siddartha Nagar. He was a rowdy-sheeter at Subramanyapuram police station. On Tuesday, when Kupendra was sitting on a bench under a roadside tree near his house, four unidentified men, who came in a car, rushed at him with lethal weapons.
As Kupendra tried to flee, they chased him and cornered him in an abandoned house. They attacked him with weapons and escaped in their car. Cottonpet police rushed to the spot and shifted Kupendra to Victoria Hospital where he was declared brought dead. Police said the gang was led by Surya alias Appu, Kupendra's nephew. Kupendra and Surya had fallen out recently after an altercation over Annammadevi pooja. Kupendra was a close confidant of another notorious rowdy Sunil alias Silent Sunil.
His brother Ganesh was similarly hacked to death in Kalasipalya two years ago by a rival gang at Goripalya. Hennur Chamaraja had led that attack, say sources.
Hennur Raja, Goripalya Ramesha and Chandra are all aides of Goripalya Altaf, who had old scores to settle with Kupendra.
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