Man stabbed over Rs 1,000
Express news service : Mumbai, Sun Apr 01 2012, 01:44 hrs
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A 25-year-old man was killed by his friend in eastern Mumbai's Tilak Nagar area on Friday after an altercation over money between them. Police said, the victim, Harun Sarkar, was killed by his friend Suresh Dawande (22). "Sarkar began abusing Dawande when he was refused Rs 1,000.
An argument ensued and during a fight Sarkar took out a pocket knife and tried stabbing Dawande. In retaliation, Dawande snatched the knife and stabbed him," police said. Sarkar was rushed to Rajawadi Hospital where he was declared dead on arrival. A case of murder was registered against Dawande under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code. "We have arrested him and recorded his statement. Investigations are on," police said.
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