Coimbatore: Brawl drunk heated and the murder produced has begun sending shock waves in the district again with the reopening Tasmac shop after a two-month gap on Monday.
In two separate incidents, a 42-year-old man and a 43-year-old man was killed on tendrils and Pollachi, respectively on Monday night.
On the tulur, a Ravi Prasath, a resident of Uppilipalayam, was beaten to death by two of the Hurtness in Kadampadi.
Wall painters, Ravi used to take contracts to work.
A police officer said, “About eight days ago, he had taken a rental house for two wall painters at Kadampadi.
​​On Monday 7 PM, Ravi and his workers consumed liquor and fight with each other.
Both hit Ravi on his head, Kill him in place, and escape.
“Neighbors, who reached the place of hearing the commotion, who sent the tendril police, who sent a corpse to Coimbatore Medical College and Hospital (CMCH.) for postmortem.
The officer said the identity of the killers had not been traced.
“We have registered a case and further investigation.” In Pollachi, K Arumugam, from Nehru Nagar, was stabbed to death by his younger brother, Krishnamurthy, 42.
Investigative officers said the two had consumed alcohol on Monday night.
“Arumugam demanded money from his younger brother to buy liquor and the last to refuse to pay Where he died without responding to treatment on Tuesday morning.
“The East Pollachi police have registered a case against Krishnamurthy and arrested him on Tuesday.
The police also picked up drunks in public places.
Among them are Rajendran and Manikandan, from KitTampalayam, which fights each other under the influence of alcohol in Karumathampatti.
Police Karumathampatti brought a duo to the police station, where they continued the fight.
“One of them questioned Shanmugam police inspector because he held back them, while others said it was a publicity action.
When we recorded the incident, one of them said he had supplied weapons to the Brig and Veerappan forest.
We took them to CMCs in the ambulance For medical tests, “said an officer.
A man, who is under the influence of alcohol, looks struggling to take the TNSTC city bus at the Gandhipuram bus stand.