Kolar: Shamiyana Pendal Man Killed In Front Of Temple

Kolar: Pendal Shamiyana man killed in front of the same temple. There was an old feud between Asoka and Marita Venkataramu of Nayakarahalli village.  That was the night before the disaster and finally ended in murder.

The main message of the Sankranti festival is to eat sesame jaggery on the first day of the year and talk good and think good.

However, millions of Ayyappa Swamy devotees perform puja on the occasion of the Sankranti festival.  Thus, Ashok, who had been involved in a Bhandari act, was horribly murdered by a Shamiyana owner.

The incident took place at Nayakarahalli village of Bangarapet Taluk in Kolar district. The adjoining Venugopalapura Venkataramu is the owner of the murdered Shamiana.

Venkataraman Shamiyana was presenting the Sabarimala Pooja and Anna Samarphanam ceremony held on the day of Sankranti in Nayakarahalli.

There was an old feud between Asoka and Marita Venkataramu of Nayakarahalli village. That was the night before the disaster and finally ended in murder.

It is learned that Ashok had been stabbed in the back by an iron rod on Venkataramu on the bike.  Dandle from villagers enraged by murder: The murder of late night has created turmoil in the two villages. Friends and relatives of the deceased Venkataramu have entered the village of Nayakarahalli and conducted a protest. They have carried the stone to the houses of the few.

Two cars burned two auto and four bikes and set fire to the bikes. The situation, which has turned into a disaster since the police arrived at the scene, is currently quiet. But, the situation in the village is like a cloud covered with ash.

Kolar: KGF District Superintendent Karunakaran also inspected the site on the night before and there was a tight police bandobast on both sides of the village to prevent any unpleasant incidents. The deceased Venkataramu has been convicted in some cases and has been involved in many criminal cases.  Ashok was in the midst of a tussle a year ago.

Nenny had started a quarrel while talking about a money business, and Ashok escaped from the rack when he was hit by a rod on Venkataramau sitting on his bike. 

He then went to the police station overnight and pleaded guilty to Shamiana’s owner, who had been involved in a raid on Sabarimala, who was brutally murdered in front of the same shrine. It is only ironic that the rivalry between the two has now ended in murder, which has led to a tense situation between the two villages.