Patna: A man allegedly stabbed his sister several times near the Kathpul in Mandiri under the Buddhist Colony police station in the state capital on Thursday above the property dispute.
The defendant is Pawan Verma (45).
He avoided arrest after the incident.
His injured sister is Sahil Verma (25).
The Buddhist Police Office Colony Sho Neehar Bhushan said Sahil was stabbed at least four times on the chest and stomach.
“He is currently in care at Patna Medical College and hospitals in critical conditions,” he added to the attack to catch Pawan.
Sho said Sahil went somewhere when Pawan approached him.
“Sahil stopped with the assumption of Pawan came to speak but instead he stabbed,” he said.
Bhushan said that Pawan along with two brothers, including Sahil, staying in their own home was built on five Dhur plots in Digha before while a brother lived in Delhi.
“The former neighbor in Digha told the police that clashes and clashes were used to take place with Pawan on the one hand and rested two brothers and their mothers on the other side of the house and a small plot built.
The family finally sold it in February this year around this year Rs 17 lakh, “he said.
Bhushan said Pawan began living in Digha while two brothers including Sahil and their mothers shifted in rented accommodation in Mandiri.
Sho said the police had learned that Mother had guarded all the money from property sales.
“Pawan was harmed that why the house was built by him sold without asking him and why he had not been given a part.
Stabbing is the fall of this complaint,” he said.
Bhushan said two fire for murder attempts were submitted by Pawan and Sahil with each other in November and December last year with the Digha Police Station too.