TNN | Mar 3, 2014, 04.19AM IST
BANGALORE: Two men married to sisters and partying in the absence of their wives fought bitterly, with one of them allegedly killing the other in Yelachenahalli, off Kanakapura Road, south Bangalore, on Saturday.
Police said Raghavendra Rao, 35, was arrested for killing his wife's brother-in-law, 45-year-old electrician Shankar Rao, a resident of Ganigarapalya near Rajarajeshwari nagar. Raghavendra suspected Shankar was having an affair with his wife.
Shankar had gone to his sister-in-law's house in Yelachenahalli on Saturday. The woman was not at home but her husband offered to buy Shankar a drink. After downing a few pegs, the men began arguing. Soon the argument got ugly and Raghavendra hit Shankar on his head using a wood plank, killing him on the spot.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bangalore/Man-kills-wifes-brother-in-law-suspecting-affair/articleshow/31306945.cms
BANGALORE: Two men married to sisters and partying in the absence of their wives fought bitterly, with one of them allegedly killing the other in Yelachenahalli, off Kanakapura Road, south Bangalore, on Saturday.
Police said Raghavendra Rao, 35, was arrested for killing his wife's brother-in-law, 45-year-old electrician Shankar Rao, a resident of Ganigarapalya near Rajarajeshwari nagar. Raghavendra suspected Shankar was having an affair with his wife.
Shankar had gone to his sister-in-law's house in Yelachenahalli on Saturday. The woman was not at home but her husband offered to buy Shankar a drink. After downing a few pegs, the men began arguing. Soon the argument got ugly and Raghavendra hit Shankar on his head using a wood plank, killing him on the spot.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bangalore/Man-kills-wifes-brother-in-law-suspecting-affair/articleshow/31306945.cms
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