Patna: A 55-year-old man, Diwali Rai, was beaten to death by his relatives following a small dispute over the buffalo that grazed in a river belt near Vyapur Village under the Maner Police Station area on Wednesday night.
Diwali’s family member and the other blocked NH-30 which connected Maner to Patna for at least four hours on Thursday with his body, disturbing the traffic movement on the important road.
The vehicle remained stranded on the road until 12:30 a.m.
due to protest.
Sho of Maner Police Station Alok Kumar said three people had been detained in connection with the murder.
“Yadav Dudal Cousin Diwali has objected to Buffalo’s past grazing in the area.
Missiles and several other villagers also have a livestock in the river belt.
The argument between missiles and Diwali soon snowballed into a fight.
People from both parties began to beat with one Others with sticks and stems.
However, the missiles proved stronger and they struggled Kewali to death, “Sho said, adding three colleagues in the incident.
Sho said Diwali also had a land dispute with his brother KaliCharan Yadav.
“A road was built in Vyaspur Village in the land owned by Diwali and Kalioraran four months ago.
Missiles are used to support Kalicaran,” he said.
Sho’s body added Diwali was cremated on Thursday after postmortem and police awaited a written complaint from the victim’s family.
Bihar: Men are beaten to death for small disputes, 3 detained
