Man Brutally Murdered At High Court In Front Of Everyone
Hyderabad, May 4 (Maxim News): A gruesome murder took place near the Telangana High Court. A man was brutally stabbed to death by a thug at gate Number 6 at the High Court.
While people were watching, he stabbed the person and fled from there. It seems that there was a fight between the two regarding Rs. 10 thousand. After giving information from the locals who observed the incident, the police reached the spot and collected the details.
The body was shifted to Gandhi Hospital. The Police have identified the deceased as Mithun who works in the Sulabh complex located locally.
The police said that they have registered a case and are investigating. (Maxim News)
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