Teenage boy shot dead by cousin over land dispute in UP

Published : Feb 1, 2020, 12:24 PM IST

Following a clash over a land dispute, a 15-year-old named Vinit was allegedly shot dead by his cousin in UP's Muzaffarnagar district. A case has been registered by the deceased's father Chanderpal against the accused Lalit Kumar and his father Jaipal Singh.

Teenage boy shot dead by cousin over land dispute in UP's Muzaffarnagar

Muzaffarnagar: A 15-year-old boy was allegedly shot dead by his cousin over a family dispute on possession of agricultural land in a village in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar district, police said.

The body of the teenager identified as Vinit was found with bullet wounds in the fields on Friday at Kharpod village under the Kakrauli police station area, Circle Officer Ram Mohan Sharma said.

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A case has been registered against the accused Lalit Kumar and his father Jaipal Singh who are both absconding, the officer said.

According to the complaint lodged by the deceased boy's father Chanderpal, he owns agricultural land in the village and his brother Jaipal Singh was demanding a share of the property.

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Vinit, who is the adopted son of Chanderpal, has no biological child, it stated.

His brother and nephew are said to have brought Vinit to a field and shot him dead, Chanderpal said in the complaint.

The body of the teenager identified as Vinit was found with bullet wounds in the fields on Friday at Kharpod village under the Kakrauli police station area, Circle Officer Ram Mohan Sharma said.

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A case has been registered against the accused Lalit Kumar and his father Jaipal Singh who are both absconding, the officer said.

According to the complaint lodged by the deceased boy's father Chanderpal, he owns agricultural land in the village and his brother Jaipal Singh was demanding a share of the property.

Also read: Delhi Police Crime Branch recovers mobile phone and laptop of Sharjeel Imam

Vinit, who is the adopted son of Chanderpal, has no biological child, it stated.

His brother and nephew are said to have brought Vinit to a field and shot him dead, Chanderpal said in the complaint.

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Teenage boy shot dead by cousin over land dispute in UP's Muzaffarnagar
Muzaffarnagar (UP), Feb 1 (PTI) A 15-year-old boy was allegedly shot dead by his cousin over a family dispute on possession of agricultural land in a village in Uttar Pradesh's Muzaffarnagar district, police said.
The body of the teenager identified as Vinit was found with bullet wounds in the fields on Friday at Kharpod village under Kakrauli police station area, Circle Officer Ram Mohan Sharma said.
A case has been registered against the accused Lalit Kumar and his father Jaipal Singh who are both absconding, the officer said.
According to the complaint lodged by the deceased boy's father Chanderpal, he owns agricultural land in the village and his brother Jaipal Singh was demanding a share of the property.
Vinit, who is the adopted son of Chanderpal, has no biological child, it stated.
His brother and nephew are said to have brought Vinit to a field and shot him dead, Chanderpal said in the complaint. PTI CORR
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Teenage boy shot dead by cousin over land dispute in UP

Following a clash over a land dispute, a 15-year-old named Vinit was allegedly shot dead by his cousin in UP's Muzaffarnagar district. A case has been registered by the deceased's father Chanderpal against the accused Lalit Kumar and his father Jaipal Singh.

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