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What's Behind the Spike in Public Murders in Nanded?

April 06, 2026 16:16 IST
Source:PTI  -  Edited By: Rediff News Desk
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A Shiv Sena worker's murder in Nanded, the fifth in three days, highlights a concerning spike in violent crime and raises questions about public safety.

Key Points

A 35-year-old Shiv Sena worker was hacked to death by three men in Nanded city in the early hours of Monday, police said.

The attack marks the fifth murder in a public space in the city in the last three days.

 

According to the police, the victim, Sonu Kalyankar, was out on a morning walk around 5.30 am when three men attacked him with sharp weapons in the Shreenagar area, an official said.

It appears that the killing may have been executed at the behest of a prison inmate, who had previously fired at Kalyankar and has a dispute with him, he said, adding that two persons have been detained in connection with the attack.

Rising Violence in Nanded

Nanded has witnessed a series of violent incidents in public places in the last three days. Last week, three persons died in a clash between two gangs and one person was killed in the jurisdiction of the Vazirabad police station.

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