Tragic Financial Dispute Leads to Double Homicide in Nagpur

Two brothers, Ravi and Deepak Rathod, were allegedly killed by their relatives in Nagpur over an unpaid financial debt of Rs 30,000. The altercation transpired after Ravi failed to settle a purchase and loan, leading to a confrontation in which the siblings were fatally attacked. Police have arrested four individuals involved in the incident.

A tragic financial dispute over Rs 30,000 led to the killings of two brothers in Nagpur city, Maharashtra, on Sunday.

The victims, identified as Ravi Rathod and his elder brother Deepak Rathod, were allegedly attacked by relatives following a confrontation over unpaid debts.

Ravi had previously borrowed Rs 20,000 under the pretense of buying a motorcycle and left a bangle bill of Rs 10,000 unpaid, triggering the deadly encounter.

Fatalities were confirmed after the brothers were attacked with sharp weapons at a garden in the Gandhibagh area.

Four suspects have been arrested, while a fifth remains at large, as police investigate the murder.

(With inputs from agencies.)