In Gurgaon, 35-year-old bludgeoned to death by drunk friend
The victim, a labourer, was a UP native, the police said.
The deceased, Pappu Kumar (35) of Ambedkar Nagar in Uttar Pradesh, worked as a POP worker.
According to police, the victim was at the site with the accused, Umesh, and another labourer, Rajesh. The trio, after consuming liquor, returned to the under-construction site where they cooked food together.
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Rajesh told police that Umesh mistakenly spilled the food, leading to a heated argument with Pappu. "They exchanged blows, but Rajesh initially intervened and stopped both of them. After Umesh mistakenly dropped the food, Pappu abused him and pushed him, but the former asked him to stop, citing that it was not a big deal and they should eat the leftover food," a police officer said.
Later, when the victim went downstairs, again a quarrel started with Umesh, resulting in the accused hitting him with a stone and other sharp-edged weapons, leaving him in a pool of blood.
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