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Servant murders property dealer in Ludhiana

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Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, July 11

A servant stabbed a property dealer to death at his office on Malhar Road today. The deceased has been identified as Shamsher Singh Atwal, a resident of BRS Nagar, and his servant as Munish Sharma of Ranchi Colony.

Atwal is survived by his wife and two children who are settled abroad.

After getting information, ACP Jatinder Singh reached the spot. He said the servant was employed by Atwal about three weeks ago. This morning, they had a scuffle over some issue during which the servant hit Atwal with a baseball bat in the head and then stabbed him to death.

After killing his master, the servant took away his mobile phone and SUV (Duster), and got himself admitted to a private hospital, as he had also suffered injuries in the scuffle.

Before fleeing the spot, the suspect also locked the main shutter of the office.

The ACP said the murder took place in the morning but it came to light in the evening when the wife of the deceased reached his office to inquire about her husband. When she found the shutter locked, she called the police. The police broke the shutter and found the property dealer lying dead.

The police found Atwal’s car parked outside the hospital. They also nabbed the servant from there.

Suspect nabbed from hospital

After killing Atwal, the servant took away his mobile phone and SUV (Duster), and got himself admitted to a private hospital, as he had also suffered injuries in the scuffle.

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