Belagavi (Karnataka), Mar 21 (PTI): A 36-year-old man was arrested for allegedly killing his relative over a minor dispute related to access to a pathway, police said on Saturday.
The deceased has been identified as Mahesh Basayya Uppinmath, a resident of Kopp Agasi area in Dodawad, while the accused, Rudrayya Basayya Uppinmath, has been taken into custody, they said.
The incident took place in Dodawad village of Bailhongal taluk of this district on March 17, police said.
According to police, the murder stemmed from a long-standing feud and a dispute over a pathway in front of their houses. On March 17 evening, following an argument near a chicken shop, the accused allegedly attacked Mahesh with a sharp agricultural weapon, fatally injuring him by striking his neck, before fleeing the spot.
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Preliminary investigation revealed that the accused had frequent altercations with the victim over the pathway issue. On the day of the incident, he reportedly grew enraged after the victim intervened during a quarrel and confronted him, a senior police officer said.
Acting swiftly, our police team launched an investigation and succeeded in apprehending the accused within a day of the crime, he said.
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Bengaluru: Mangalorean artist Dr. Akther Hussain’s solo art exhibition “Vedic Inspirations” was inaugurated at the Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath in Bengaluru, in the presence of Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, Speaker UT Khader, Chief Minister’s Additional Secretary Anjum Parvez, and film actress Ramya.
During the event, renowned artist Dr. Akther Hussain presented his latest collection. The collection showcases a unique fusion of traditional Vedic themes with contemporary artistic expression.
The artworks offered visitors a rich cultural and visual experience.
Art enthusiasts, students, and the general public attended the exhibition and explored the world of Vedic art through Dr. Hussain’s creative vision.
The exhibition was widely appreciated by visitors and dignitaries.

