Bathinda: In a case of double murder in Talwandi Sabo, Punjab, around half a dozen drunk miscreants alleged killed a father and his son late on Monday night. They arrived with sharp weapons and beat them up leading to their death. When the father came to save his son, he was also killed. Victim's mother who was present in the house was also attacked and injured. All these attacked took place over a domestic dog. The police have taken the bodies of the deceased into their custody and started searches to arrest the accused.
The deceased father and son have been identified as Mandir Singh (55) and Amrik Singh (32), residents of Jeevan Singh village, Talwandi Sabo. The incident took place at 9.30 pm. Two drug-addicted youths of the village arrived outside Mandir Singh's house and asked his son Amrik Singh to come out for 'taking away' the pet dog belonging to one of the accused. Four others were waiting along with the two accused.
Father who came to save the son also murdered
When there was an argument between them, the intoxicated youths along with their companions attacked Amrik Singh with sharp weapons. Seeing this, Mandir Singh went out to save his son, but the drug-addicted youths killed him and threw him away.
Seeing the incident, Mandir Singh's wife Darshan Kaur also came out, but the accused also injured her. Darshan Kaur has been admitted to a local private hospital, where her condition remains critical.
Murders took place over a puppy
According to the information received, this entire incident took place over a pet dog. According to the police, Amrik Singh had brought home a dog from the village. He thought the dog was a stray. But this dog belonged to the accused youth. The enraged youth reached Amrik Singh's house at night in search of him and killed him with sharp weapons.
After the incident, the police reached the spot late at night. Bathinda DSP Ishan Singla reached the spot. After taking possession of the dead bodies, investigation has been started. The police have identified the accused and searches are continuing to arrest them.
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