Caught on Camera: Chhattisgarh Man Stabs His Father 15 Times In 30 Seconds
The elderly man is seen stepping out as he notices a bike approaching. Moments later, he recognises the rider, his own son.
What seemed like an ordinary day for a shopkeeper in Chhattisgarh's Balodabazar quickly turned into a nightmare when his own son entered the shop and stabbed him. A disturbing video of the incident, which took place on June 17, has surfaced online. The shopkeeper, who is specially abled, was quietly setting up his desk and preparing for customers when the unthinkable happened. His elder son, Amarjeet, suddenly rode into the shop on a bike and launched a brutal attack.
CCTV footage from the shop captured the chilling sequence of events. Narendra Singh Chawla is seen stepping out as he notices a bike approaching. Moments later, he recognises the rider, his own son. Amarjeet, reportedly under the influence of alcohol and visibly enraged, gets off the two-wheeler, leans towards his father, and suddenly launches a violent attack.
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Earlier, another distressing video surfaced on the Internet, capturing the daughters of a man from Morena, Madhya Pradesh, physically assaulting him. As the girls thrashed their father with a stick, the man's wife was seen restraining him, holding his legs. As the man screamed in pain, asking for help, his son entered the scene and asked his sisters to stop. Unaffected by the father's pain, the daughters threatened their brother to beat him up too.
The video surfaced on the Internet days after the man was found dead, hanging in his residence. As per the Police, he was identified as Harendra Maurya. Upon being shared on the Internet, the video sparked widespread outrage, with many asking for justice for the man in the clip.
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