In the district's Rehti region, there has been one homicide. The police have opened an investigation into the situation and filed a case. Both of the murder suspects were taken into custody around 5 a.m. today after the police filed a formal complaint about 10 p.m.
Shivlal Jangra, a Reugaon resident, reportedly told the authorities at the Rehti police station that he has two grandchildren, Govind and Sunil. He already possesses 8 acres of government-owned agricultural land, and Sunil and Govinda are at odds over how to divide the land right now.
Sunil resides at Gautampura Colony Raisen with his family. Yesterday evening, Sunil visited Reu village and requested that his older brother Govind give him his portion of the eight acres of farmland that he possesses. They got into a brawl in front of a grocery store about this issue.
Sunil suffered injuries after being beaten with an axe, crowbar, and stick on his head, mouth, back, hands, and legs by Govind and his son Nilesh together. As soon as he learned of this, he arrived to the location where Rajendra Gaur and Harish Gor were defending him. There were other folks standing as well. Then he noticed that Sunil had suffered severe injuries, that a large amount of blood had spilled into the road, and that Sunil was rendered unconscious on the spot as a result of his injuries. He had no movement at all in his hands or legs. Then, holding axes and sticks, Govind and his son Nilesh fled in the direction of the Narmada River. Then 108 ambulance was called.
Right away, Sunil was taken to Rehti Hospital in an ambulance by Jitendra Pal, Bhagat Pal, and Harish Gaur. Following examination, the physician pronounced Sunil dead; Govind and Nilesh killed him together. In light of this information, the police have filed a section 302 case against the defendant. According to Sub Inspector Nandram Ahirwar, both of the accused have been taken into custody in this matter.
