Kolkata: Some problems of disputes may lead to the murder of the 26-year-old trader on Jalan Keshav Chandra Sen on Wednesday afternoon.
The police said a plot of land in Barasat, both of which were used by watershed, victims and rakesh watersheds, who were accused, wanted to be promoted may only add to the density between two distant relatives, both of them pretangled from Bihar.
The police have not traced Rakesh with a special team from the North Division and the detective department looked at hiding in 24 parganas and Bihar.
Family was packed – settled near Amherst Street – to the police that Rakesh helped a peak spreading the chicken supply business.
“Rakesh played a major role in dealing with finance in a peak before they ended their partnership a few months ago.
The fact that DIPA concentrates on promotions causing clashes between the two,” said Krishna Sahu, cousin of the victim.
Police said the caters had lived in Amherst Street for years before settling at the barasat after marriage and concentrating on the property business.
He used to travel to Kolkata every day and all his aides aware of his schedule, including time they could find it alone in his office in Keshab Residency.