"property-dispute"

Chandrashekhar Janardhan (86), a businessman and suspect Keerthi Teja (29), had an argument over ancestral property share

Bajrang and others called Dharmesh to discuss the issue and during arguments allegedly beat him leading to his death.

Upset over declining a share in their property and for raising a relative’s son, the accused picked up an argument and then assaulted the couple, police said

60-year-old man was killed allegedly by his son-in-law, at Polkampally of Pedda Adisherlapally mandal

The deceased was Kurakula Ramanamma (60). The accused, Kurakula Kannappa (33), runs a chicken centre at the village besides working as a daily-wage employee in a bank.

Hyderabad: A man allegedly attacked his father with an axe over a property dispute in Yacharam on the city outskirts on Thursday. Police said the suspect, M.Parvathalu from Nandi Wanaparthy, was picking up frequent fights with his father M.Venkataiah over his share in their ancestral property. After one such argument, Parvathalu grabbed an axe and […]

Hyderabad: In a shocking incident, a 17-year-old girl killed her father over property dispute in Telangana’s Mahabubabad district on Friday. According to police, the incident occurred in Vemunuru village of the district. Prabhavati attacked her father Venkanna (46) with a stick, resulting in his death. She was angry with her father for not giving her […]

Kamareddy: A man and his relative killed his younger brother over a property dispute and threw the body into Nizamsagar. On the complaint of the deceased’s father, police registered a case and arrest the accused. Gurla Sangaiah, resident of Aredu village in Kamareddy, had two sons — Pentaiah and Pandu (28). He owns four acres […]

Reddy said a case was already registered at the Jawaharnagar police station against those persons who went to court and complained against him.

Chiranjeevi and Praveen were neighbours in Siddapur village and had a property dispute with each other

The deceased Juttu Srinu had recently returned from the Gulf and had been picking up fights with his step brother Juttu Narender over their father's property of two acres.

Villagers and Narayana's relatives suspecti that Pochamma and the children murdered him, but they refuted the allegations.

The brothers, identified as Ashok and his younger sibling Raju, both farmers, had frequent fights over shares in their ancestral property in the village.

Police said M.B.Raghunath (55), who had a jute bag business, was having frequent arguments with his family members for the last several days over an ancestral property