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Man kills neighbour suspecting fidelity with his wife
Chennai | Thursday, Nov 19 2009 IST
 

 

 

In a gruesome incident, a middle-aged man was shot dead by a person suspecting that he was having extra marital relations with his wife near Wallajah in Vellore district of Tamil Nadu late last night.

Reports received at the police headquarters here today said Elumalai shot dead one Manikandan, who was residing opposite to his house, suspecting that the latter had illegal affair with his wife Govindammal.

In a fit of rage, Elumalai went to Manikandan's house and shot him using a country-made gun.

Manikandan was rushed to Wallajah Government Hospital where he was declared dead.

Police are on the look out for Elumalai, who had escaped with the gun.

-- (UNI) -- 19MS2.xml

 
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