Patna: A man was beaten to death by his relatives after a small dispute because the buffalo grazed in the river belt located opposite the vyapur village under the Maner police station area in West Patna on Wednesday night.
The killed person has been identified as Diwali Rai who is around 55 years old.
He came from Bhudhar Teach from Vyapur Village.
After the murder, the NH-30 who connected Maner to Patna continued to be blocked for at least four hours on Thursday by family members Diwali along with his body on the road that produced a long queue of several kilometers.
The blockade is cleaned around 12:30 a.m.
Maner Sho Alok Kumar police station said that three people had been detained in connection with the murder.
“A dispute broke out between Diwali and his cousin of Yadav missiles on the problem of Buffalo Grazing Grass on the Riverine River.
Missiles and several other villagers also have animal warehouses in the river belt,” he said.
Sho said that Buffalo Diwali grazed in the area opposed by missiles that immediately turned into a heated argument and then became a fight.
“Supporters of both parties began beating with each other with sticks and stems.
However, the missile side proved stronger and they triggered Diwali to death,” he added three people from the Diwali side were also injured in the incident.
Sho Kumar said that Diwali already had a land dispute with his brother KaliCharan Yadav.
“The part of the land owned by Diwali and KaliCharan is now part of the village road built four months back.
In addition, the two brothers also have a dispute between them on drainage construction because their homes are located in front of each other.
Rudal supports KaliCharan In all these problems, “he said.
Sho said that while all these problems brewed, the dispute about Buffalo’s grazing acted as a catalytic agent and Diwali was beaten to death.
He said the body was cremated on Thursday night after post-Mortem and the police were waiting for a written complaint from the Dwali family in connection with his murder.