Tea stall vendor clubbed to death for asking borrower to return ₹200 pending dues
A tea stall vendor in Bengaluru was killed after demanding repayment of a small loan. The incident escalated from a discussion to a violent confrontation, resulting in the vendor's death. The accused has been arrested and charged with murder.
- ▪The victim, identified as Manjunath, was 40 years old.
- ▪The incident occurred in Dyavasandra village in Bengaluru Rural district.
- ▪The accused, Muniyappa, was arrested after the attack.
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A 40-year-old tea stall vendor was allegedly clubbed to death for demanding the borrower to return the pending dues of ₹200, in Bengaluru Rural district.The incident occurred in Dyavasandra village in the limits of the Doddaballapura Police Station, and the accused has been arrested.The victim has been identified as Manjunath, 40.According to the police, the accused, identified as Muniyappa, went to Manjunath’s tea shop on May 12 and allegedly asked for more money. Manjunath reportedly refused and instead asked Muniyappa to clear the pending dues of ₹200 that was already borrowed from him.The discussion soon escalated into a heated argument.
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