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Miscreants make futile bid to set ablaze family
Miscreants make futile bid to set ablaze family
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangaluru, Oct 29, 2016: An incident wherein miscreants tried to kill a family by setting them ablaze after dousing petrol through the bedroom ventilator has been reported from Bastipadpu in Ullal Police Station limits.
Luckily for the presence of the house owner Taranath Yadav (58), his wife Vidya (45) and son Mithun (10) have escaped unhurt. Taranath however has suffered burn injuries on both his hands.
It is suspected that miscreants resorted to this act in retaliation to the voice raised by Taranath against some ganja group in the area.
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| Comments on this Article | |
| Jayanth Anchan, Bengaluru | Sat, October-29-2016, 4:59 |
| Action has to be taken on those people whoever is responsible for this act .Is rising voice against the wrongdoers a mistake ? | |
| Adithi Rao, Udupi | Sat, October-29-2016, 4:56 |
| Luckily escape of the three, | |
| Richarsd Dsouza, udupi | Sat, October-29-2016, 4:50 |
| Merciless people. some enjoy giving pain to others | |
| Dinesh Alva, mangaluru | Sat, October-29-2016, 4:42 |
| These days raising voice wrong is also danger | |
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