<p>A court in Maharashtra has sentenced a 52-year-old man from Palghar district to life imprisonment for killing his 75-year-old paternal uncle over a property dispute seven years ago.</p>.<p>In her order on Wednesday, Sessions Judge Rachna R Tehra also imposed a fine of Rs 5,000 on Ramdas Shankar Budhar of Jawhar taluka after convicting him under section 302 (murder) of the Indian Penal Code.</p>.Body parts found near site of tanker explosion at Century Rayon factory in Thane district.<p>Additional Public Prosecutor Sandhya H Mhatre told the court that Ramdas and his father’s brother Ambu Navsu Budhar had a running feud over the division of their ancestral property.</p>.<p>Ramdas often fought with his uncle claiming that he was given non-fertile land, the court was told.</p>.<p>On the morning of March 5, 2016, Ramdas killed his uncle with an axe, who was sleeping on his farm.</p>.<p>APP Mhatre said 12 prosecution witnesses were examined to prove the crime and the court relied on the circumstantial evidence before it while convicting and sentencing Ramdas.</p>
<p>A court in Maharashtra has sentenced a 52-year-old man from Palghar district to life imprisonment for killing his 75-year-old paternal uncle over a property dispute seven years ago.</p>.<p>In her order on Wednesday, Sessions Judge Rachna R Tehra also imposed a fine of Rs 5,000 on Ramdas Shankar Budhar of Jawhar taluka after convicting him under section 302 (murder) of the Indian Penal Code.</p>.Body parts found near site of tanker explosion at Century Rayon factory in Thane district.<p>Additional Public Prosecutor Sandhya H Mhatre told the court that Ramdas and his father’s brother Ambu Navsu Budhar had a running feud over the division of their ancestral property.</p>.<p>Ramdas often fought with his uncle claiming that he was given non-fertile land, the court was told.</p>.<p>On the morning of March 5, 2016, Ramdas killed his uncle with an axe, who was sleeping on his farm.</p>.<p>APP Mhatre said 12 prosecution witnesses were examined to prove the crime and the court relied on the circumstantial evidence before it while convicting and sentencing Ramdas.</p>