Bantwal: Man who killed his brother arrested


Team Udayavani, Aug 9, 2021, 10:17 AM IST

Bantwal: Police here have arrested Ravi Naik who killed his younger brother for allegedly having a relationship with his wife from Bondel.

Naik’s younger brother Sundar (30), a resident of Shantigudde, was not married and lived alone.

His brother’s house was near his house and he would get his food from there cooked by his sister-in-law.

Ravi quarrelled regularly with his wife and Sundar alleging that both were having an affair.

A fight broke out between them late on Friday night leading to Ravi killing Sundar.

After the arrest, Ravi was remanded to court custody.

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