<p>Man, his nephew had stabbed a youth to death over vehicle theft<br /><br />A vehicle theft case that eventually ended in the murder of a youth has been busted by Vidyaranyapuram police recently, with the arrest of two in this regard. <br /><br />What came in handy here for the investigators was the tattoo on the victim’s body. The accused have been identified as Ramesh alias Narasimha, 30 years, a resident of J P Nagar, and his nephew Teja alias Tejkumar, 23 years, of the same locality. The two had stabbed Vinod Kumar alias ‘Vindy’ on January 23.<br /><br />Initially, the case was murky, with the police recovering the body of Vindy from the terrace of a half-constructed building on ninth cross, near Andani Circle. The incident came to light three days after the incident occurred, according to police.<br /><br />Barring the features of the body, the only other feature that could help the police in tracing the identity of the victim was a tattoo ‘Vasantha S’ in English on his left hand.<br /><br />Body identified<br /><br />Finally, the police could reach the victim’s father Mahadev, a resident of J P Nagar. According to Mahadev, Vindy had not returned home for 20 days. He confirmed that the body was that of his son’s.<br /><br />When the probe was intensified, investigators came across Vindy’s friends Madhu and Imran who told them about an altercation between Vindy and the accused. Teja who had procured a stolen motorbike from his friend, had returned the same when the latter could not provide the documents to dispose the mobike.<br /><br />Vindy, who had intervened on behalf of his friend, had threatened Teja once, which later proved costly for him.The police team was led by Circle Inspector K C Prakash, consisting of L Srinivas and others, said a press release from the office of the police commissioner.</p>
<p>Man, his nephew had stabbed a youth to death over vehicle theft<br /><br />A vehicle theft case that eventually ended in the murder of a youth has been busted by Vidyaranyapuram police recently, with the arrest of two in this regard. <br /><br />What came in handy here for the investigators was the tattoo on the victim’s body. The accused have been identified as Ramesh alias Narasimha, 30 years, a resident of J P Nagar, and his nephew Teja alias Tejkumar, 23 years, of the same locality. The two had stabbed Vinod Kumar alias ‘Vindy’ on January 23.<br /><br />Initially, the case was murky, with the police recovering the body of Vindy from the terrace of a half-constructed building on ninth cross, near Andani Circle. The incident came to light three days after the incident occurred, according to police.<br /><br />Barring the features of the body, the only other feature that could help the police in tracing the identity of the victim was a tattoo ‘Vasantha S’ in English on his left hand.<br /><br />Body identified<br /><br />Finally, the police could reach the victim’s father Mahadev, a resident of J P Nagar. According to Mahadev, Vindy had not returned home for 20 days. He confirmed that the body was that of his son’s.<br /><br />When the probe was intensified, investigators came across Vindy’s friends Madhu and Imran who told them about an altercation between Vindy and the accused. Teja who had procured a stolen motorbike from his friend, had returned the same when the latter could not provide the documents to dispose the mobike.<br /><br />Vindy, who had intervened on behalf of his friend, had threatened Teja once, which later proved costly for him.The police team was led by Circle Inspector K C Prakash, consisting of L Srinivas and others, said a press release from the office of the police commissioner.</p>
