Elderly Man Found Murdered At Begum Bazar Shop
Hyderabad, July 28 (Maxim News): An elderly man was found murdered at his shop at Begum Bazaar on Sunday morning.
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The victim Hakeem (70), a resident of Moghalpura ran a battery repairs shop at Feelkhana Begum Bazar. On Saturday night, he didn’t return and his son Khallel came to the shop today morning and found Hakeem lying dead in a pool of blood.
“Some persons had repeatedly hit the man on his head with a tool; leading to his death. Efforts are on to identify and arrest the assailant, said an official of Begum Bazar Police station.
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The police clues team visited the spot and collected some material. A tracker dog was also surmounted to assist the investigators.
A case is registered. (Maxim News)
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