Decades-Old Justice: Brothers Sentenced to Life
Two brothers, Ramesh and Dahchalu, were sentenced to life imprisonment for a murder committed in 2000 at Sarai Akil. The court also imposed a Rs 25,000 fine on each. The charges stemmed from a rivalry that culminated in the fatal shooting of Ramveer, along with assaults on other family members.
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A local court has delivered a long-awaited judgment, sentencing two brothers to rigorous life imprisonment for a murder dating back over two decades. Each convict was also fined Rs 25,000.
Additional district judge Shirin Zaidi pronounced the verdict against Ramesh and Dahchalu, finally closing a case that has lingered since 2000. The crime occurred in the Sarai Akil police station area and stemmed from a simmering rivalry.
The trial detailed how Lallan Nishad from Jamalpur Bhakanda village had filed a complaint alleging that on June 15, 2000, the brothers fatally shot his father, Ramveer, and assaulted other family members, prompting charges under several sections of the Indian Penal Code.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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