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Senior citizen murdered by his son-in-law in Tiruvallur

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Senior citizen murdered by his son-in-law in Tiruvallur
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A man was murdered by his son-in-law in Tiruvallur following a domestic dispute. The son-in-law, Ravinder, had a history of alcohol addiction and violence towards his wife, Tamilselvi. After an altercation with Raj, Tamilselvi's father, Ravinder fatally attacked him with a stone.

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Publication timeFri, 29 May 2026 18:55:26 +0530
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The Sevvapet police are searching for a person who murdered his father-in-law on Friday. According to the Tiruvallur police, Tamilselvi, the daughter of Thottikkalai resident Raj, was married to Ravinder, who lived in the same locality. The couple had two sons and a daughter. Ravinder was unemployed and was addicted to alcohol. He frequently came home intoxicated and assaulted Tamilselvi, demanding money.On Thursday, Ravinder physically assaulted Tamilselvi. She went to her father’s house to escape from him.However, Ravinder came to Raj’s house and verbally abused and physically assaulted her on Friday. Seeing this, Raj intervened and asked Ravinder to leave the house. Enraged by this, Ravinder grabbed a stone and hit his father-in-law. Raj died on the spot.

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