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Indore Guard Slapped, Threatened And Then Mowed Down After Argument, Youth And Female Friend Held

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Lasudia police arrested a youth and his female friend for deliberately mowing down a security guard following a heated argument at La Exotica Colony near Bypass. The duo allegedly killed him by intentionally ramming their car into him on Wednesday night.The duo was arrested from a bus stop near Best Price on the Bypass as they attempted to leave Indore. According to the…

Indore Guard Slapped, Threatened And Then Mowed Down After Argument, Youth And Female Friend Held

In a tragic incident in Indore, a security guard named Dharmendra Malviya was mowed down by a speeding car after an argument with the driver. The incident occurred at La Exotica Colony near Bypass, where the driver allegedly slapped Dharmendra before speeding towards him and hitting him. The suspects, identified as Raja Kumawat and his female friend Shalini, were arrested from a bus stop near Best Price on the Bypass.

The police registered a case against them under sections 103(1) and 3(5) of the BNS, and the unnumbered car used in the crime was seized.

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