Recently, a case of crime has come up in a mutual dispute where the third brother who came to the rescue to fight between the two brothers has been shot and died. In this case, it is alleged that the third brother was shot by his 10-year-old nephew. It has triggered a sensation as soon as the matter comes to light. According to the information received, the police has sent the dead body for postmortem and the incident has been reported to the Dhanrua police station of Patna. On Sunday afternoon in Kagdi hamlet, Chakramasi village reportedly had an argument between two brothers.
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The third brother Parma Prasad alias Dali, who came to the rescue, died from the bullet and the son of the late Mohan Prasad, 50-year-old Parma, used to live in the village to maintain the family by farming. According to the news in this case, '' Parma's elder brother Lallan Prasad and younger brother Sarma Prasad were being beaten up over something and drunk alcoholic younger brother Sarma Prasad beat up the elder brother's stick badly. While the 18-year-old niece Sarita Kumari, who came to save her father Lalan Prasad, was also beaten up, in which Sarita Prasad's hand was broken, while the middle brother Parma Prasad was there to save the elder brother who was killed by beating the younger brother. Aya and Parma brought the younger brother to the house, chasing him, where both the families started beating again.'
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According to the information, "Sarma's 10-year-old son was enraged at seeing the father beating him. Angrily, the child brought out the loaded pistol from the house and fired at the elder uncle's target, but the bullet touched the elder uncle and shot younger uncle Parma's neck, while the second bullet hit Parma's shoulder. Parma, who was injured by the bullet, was hurriedly taken to PMCH for family treatment but he died on the way. In this case, According to Lalan's statement, a case has been filed against Sarma Prasad, his minor son, daughter, and wife.
