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Man shot dead in broad daylight over past dispute in Bareilly village

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Bareilly (UP), Apr 18 (PTI) A 50-year-old man was shot dead in broad daylight in a suspected case of old enmity in a village here on Saturday morning, police said.

The deceased, identified as Kallu alias Kalyan, had gone to the fields when assailants, who were allegedly lying in wait, fired at him indiscriminately, killing him on the spot, they said.

Superintendent of Police (North) Anshika Verma said she, along with Aonla Circle Officer Nitin Kumar and Bhamora Station House Officer Pawan Kumar Singh, reached the spot soon after receiving information about the incident. The body has been sent for post-mortem.

Heavy police deployment has been made in the village to maintain law and order, and raids are being conducted to nab the accused, police said, adding that two persons have been taken into custody for questioning.

Preliminary investigation suggests that the murder stemmed from a long-standing dispute, apparently linked to a land-related rivalry, officials said.

According to the family, the victim had been engaged in a dispute with some villagers for a considerable period. His brother Dharmpal alleged that an altercation had taken place about two years ago, and the tensions had resurfaced in recent days. The matter had even reached the police station on Friday, with a settlement reportedly scheduled for Sunday.

However, before any resolution could be reached, the attackers allegedly carried out the killing, indicating premeditation, the family claimed.

Police said a case is being registered based on a complaint, and further investigation is underway. PTI COR CDN ARB ARB

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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