Onion trader at Karond Mandi killed over dispute of Rs 500, elderly porter nabbed

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Nishatpura police have nabbed a 45-year-old porter who killed a Onion trader at Karond Mandi in the night on Saturday; trader was killed over payment of Rs 500 demanded by accused.

Sabir Khan was beaten to death by Waheed Khan who demanded Rs 500 for loading Onion in tractor on which Sabir told to pay after selling Onions next day but Waheed hit him with tommy rod several times which resulted in his death. 

Complainant Shaukat Khan of new Arif Nagar said that his son Sabir works as a Onion trader, he came with grandson Sajid and Wajid and Waheed was asking for 500 rupees for loading Onions and got angry and attacked Sabir and after intervention he let him go but with the intention of killing he hit in his chest and continued to hit in his chest.

The accused escaped the spot after the attack and police later arrested him After the preliminary investigation, the police registered a case under sections 307 and 34 of the IPC and started further investigation.

On the complaint immediately case under sectiom 302 of the IPC was registered and information was received that Waheed Khan the accused of murder is hiding in the mandi itself and was arrested.

The family members have alleged that Sabir's murder was planned as he was sedated due to which he was not able to save himself from the attack.

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This Compact will funnel investments into the region, enable better markets for farmers, ensure credit access and convergence with government policies and encourage companies to source sustainably."

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