Murder caught on camera: Man hacked to death with machetes inside bakery in Karnataka's Koppal district
In a brutal incident, a man was brutally killed with machetes by a group of people inside a bakery shop in Karnataka's Koppal district, which was caught on CCTV, reported News18.
According to the report, the incident took place on 31 May over an alleged property dispute.
Identified as Chenappa Narinal, the victim screamed for his life as he ran into the shop to save himself. But the wall could not assure him of safety with the attackers attacking him.
The video shows two of the attackers striking him with machetes, while another individual attacked the victim on his head with a wooden log, added the report.
When the victim was running in the shop, the attackers chased him running in the shop. Later, when the victim ran out of the bakery, he was stabbed by two to three attackers.
Following the murder, the assailants left the spot.
The report added that the police have arrested at least seven people, who were identified as Pramod, Nagaraj, Pradeep, Ravi, Gautam, and two Manjunaths.
Apart from this, the police said that they have launched an operation to nab other individuals involved in the murder is underway. Further probe is underway.
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