Painter Brutally Murdered in Amritsar Over Unpaid Dues Dispute
In a tragic incident in Amritsar, a 30-year-old painter, Gurjit Singh, was allegedly murdered following a violent dispute over unpaid dues. The victim had visited a client's residence in a residential colony to demand a pending payment of Rs 1.20 lakh for painting work completed.
Details of the Attack and Aftermath
According to the victim's brother, Karan, who spoke to mediapersons, Gurjit Singh was attacked with sticks and iron rods during the confrontation. He was rushed to a hospital but succumbed to his severe injuries. The police have initiated a probe into the case, scanning CCTV footage and recording statements from witnesses to gather evidence.
Family's Grief and Demands for Justice
Gurjit Singh is survived by his wife and a two-month-old daughter, having been married just one year ago. The bereaved family has demanded strict action against the accused, urging authorities to ensure justice is served swiftly. This incident has highlighted concerns over safety and payment disputes in local communities.
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