A bloody conflict between two factions has come to light in Shivpuri district of Madhya Pradesh, in which two people have died. A quarrel started between the two parties over a meat shop, after which the dispute escalated to such an extent that two brothers were shot dead. On getting information about the incident, the police reached the spot and took possession of the body and sent it for postmortem. Meanwhile, the police registered a case against eight people.
A heart-wrenching incident took place near Mandi under Pichor police station area. A dispute between Ghawari families in this market over a meat shop led to the shooting death of two real brothers on Sunday night. According to the information, the deceased Vijay Ghavri (40) and Ajay Ghavri (35) were running a meat shop outside the agricultural produce market for many years.
Shots were fired at the meat shop
A few days ago Shersingh Ghawari of his community and his son opened a new meat shop at the same place and started running it. In such a situation, a dispute was going on between the two parties regarding the shop for several days. In this sequence the dispute took the form of a bloody conflict. Late on Sunday evening, a scuffle broke out between the two parties at the shop itself, after which Sher Singh Ghawari along with his sons Sagar, Santosh, Amar, Manish and Saurabh arrived at Ajay and Vijay’s meat shop with pistols at around 8 pm.
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Two true brothers shot dead
The accused first started beating Vijay Ghawari and Ajay Ghawari. Seeing the dispute, the family members reached the spot and tried to intervene, but the accused started beating them too. After this the accused shot and killed both the brothers. The victim’s family took both of them to a nearby hospital after being shot, where doctors declared them brought dead after an examination.
Police registered a case against 8 people
Based on the complaint, the Pichor police have registered a case of murder against eight people and started investigation. In the case of this double murder, Pichor SDOP Prashant Sharma says that both parties have meat shops nearby, where there was a dispute between the two parties over the shops. Two people on one side have died in this dispute. The police have registered a case against eight people on the complaint of the deceased’s brother Pawan Ghawari. Along with this, raids have also been started to catch the accused.
