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20-yr-old man beheads father, walks into police station with severed head

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November 25, 2018

Mandya, Nov 25: A youth allegedly beheaded his father at Gangenahalli under Kikkeri hobli of KR Pet taluk in Mandya district and walked into police station along with the severed head.

Dayananda, 20, allegedly beheaded his father Manju Nayaka (48) and brought the head to the Kikkeri Police Station, to surrender on Saturday morning. It is said that Manju Nayaka was a drunkard. Dayananda was working in a private firm and was at home on a holiday.

“On Saturday morning, the father picked up a quarrel with his son Dayananda, who was also under the influence of alcohol. Enraged Dayananda tied the legs and hands of his father with ropes and beheaded him at home. Later, Dayananda covered the head in a towel and brought it to the police station,” said a police personnel.

It has to be recalled that a youth beheaded his friend on September 29, for allegedly passing lewd remarks against his mother, at Chikkabagalu village, in Malavalli taluk. Pashupathi, 28, son of Naganna, allegedly beheaded his friend Girish (34).

Pashupathi took Girish on his motorbike on the pretext of buying him coffee and allegedly beheaded him with an axe. He travelled 20 km on his motorbike to Belakawadi Police Station, with the severed head and surrendered.

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Nagesh SS
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Sunday, 25 Nov 2018

New system of goondagiri/crime by RSS/BJP goondas

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