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Father killed son in East Godavari district
In a tragic incident, a father who lose cool hits his son with a stick on the head, where son sustained a head injury and due to heavy bleeding he died. This incident happened at Bikkavolu mandal of East Godavari district on Friday.
Bikkavolu: In a tragic incident, a father who lose cool hits his son with a stick on the head, where son sustained a head injury and due to heavy bleeding he died. This incident happened at Bikkavolu mandal of East Godavari district on Friday.
Going into details, Paka Chanti and his wife Anjiamma of Gurrampalem village at Jaggampeta mandal have shifted to Konkuduru village at Bikkavolu mandal to work in a brick kiln four months ago.
On Thursday night when Chanti asked his son to bring him a Beedi, for which son said to his father to take it by himself. When Chanti searched for it in the room, he could not found it and becomes anger on his son, which led to an argument between them.
In this context, Chanti loses cool and hits on the head of his son Naga (24) with a stick. In the attack, Naga sustained a severe head injury. The locals who noticed this rushed Naga to Kakinada government hospital. The doctors who examined him declared brought dead.
On receiving the information, Bikkavolu police reached the incident spot on Friday morning. Anaparthi CI Bhaskar Rao, VRO Rama Rao inspected the crime site. Over the incident, the police registered a case and accused Chanit has run away from the spot.
