[EGOIS]

there was an argument between a father and son regarding this matter. The argument escalated into a fight and the son killed his father by throwing a stone at his head.

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Rajasekhar was arrested on Othimalai Road in Annuar yesterday afternoon during an intensive search operation led by Annuar Superintendent of Police, Sugavanam. Thereafter, the police arrested him, recorded his statement and took him before Magistrate Annuar.

[DegoLocc]

The blood shooting out on the wall really shows how heavy the block was.

Brutal.

[Mecrupulent]

This is why a father should never get stoned with, nor by, his children.

[Mr.NoCredit]

Squished his brains out. That was a direct hit.

[foxfantastic]

I WANTED A SWITCH 2

[kellyhound]

A long-standing property dispute regarding a house in Bharathi Nagar. There was also tension because a court had ordered Rajasekar to pay his father a monthly maintenance fee of ₹3,000, which he had failed to do.

The investigation shows the dispute dating back to 2017 when the father transferred his house in Bharathi Nagar to Rajasekar. Due to financial hardship, the father later sought to reclaim the property through the RDO Court.

In 2024, the Madras High Court ordered Rajasekar to pay his father a monthly maintenance fee of ₹5,000.

Rajasekar’s failure to pay led to a further appeal by the father, with a hearing that was scheduled for the second week of March 2026.

The father's daughter, Jayamani, informed police that Rajasekar had explicitly threatened to kill his father just days before the incident after receiving the latest court notice but like usual the Police waited for an actual crime to be committed before taking action.

Rajasekar is charged under Section 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.

A conviction for murder carries a mandatory sentence of either life imprisonment or the death penalty, along with a fine. Because the murder was filmed by a bystander, the prosecution has direct evidence. This makes it much harder for the defense to argue innocence and often leads to faster trials.

The fact that Rajasekar intercepted his father on Othimalai Road after a court summons suggests premeditation, which typically leads the court to lean toward stricter sentencing.

The property was originally owned by the father but was settled in Rajasekar's name in 2017 on the condition that he should care for his parents.

Because Rajasekar allegedly failed to provide care, the father filed a petition under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act to cancel the settlement and reclaim the house.

With the father deceased and the son in prison, the property will likely become the subject of a civil suit by the father’s daughter, Jayamani, to revoke the original transfer due to the criminal act.

[REVZZYBAN]

Indian giver. Like father like son. Father knows best.

[theamazingkort]

Don't Hindu that! His brains spraying onto the wall was a real Chakra! He's gonna have to get a Vishnu skull now.

[Spiffyfable]

No Inheritance

[CatBatMan]

₹3,000 is $32.63 in USD.