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Man Travels 2,000 Km From Surat To Kill Father; Call To Wife Exposes Alleged ‘Drishyam’-Style Plot - PUNE PULSE

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An alleged land dispute led a man to travel from Surat to his village in Samastipur, where police say he killed his father and tried to mislead investigators. By Vidhi Lalla A farmer, Raghuvir Sahni, was found murdered outside his home in Darba village, under Halai police station limits in Bihar’s Samastipur district, in late
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A thrilling crime like the one in the movie 'Drishyam' has been revealed in Samastipur. A son killed his father with an axe over a land dispute and pretended to be 2,000 kilometers away in Surat to fool the police. The plan to keep the mobile switched off was foiled by a call and the location was traced and the accused was caught.

Son Killed Father In Drishyam Style: In Samastipur, a son murdered his father with an axe over a land dispute. He had switched off his mobile phone in Surat and returned to his village, but was caught after calling his wife.

On Friday, the police revealed the murder of farmer Raghuveer Sahni, who was sleeping at his doorstep on the night of July 26th in Darwa village of Halai police station area of Samastipur district. According to the police, the murder was not committed by any outsider, but by Raghuveer's son Shiv Shankar Sahni. The police arrested the accused from Surat and sent him to jail. During interrogation, Shiv Shankar told that he had planned the murder i…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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