City
Epaper

Bengaluru: Army colonel's brother beaten up for protesting loud music, succumbs

By ANI | Updated: April 5, 2023 15:45 IST

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], April 5 : An army officer's brother succumbed to injuries in Bengaluru after three drunken men ...

Open in App

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], April 5 : An army officer's brother succumbed to injuries in Bengaluru after three drunken men allegedly assaulted him and his sister for raising objection to loud music, police said on Wednesday.

Lloyd Nemaiah succumbed to his injuries at a hospital on Tuesday, police said.

The incident happened on April 2, between 3 and 4 am when a group of men were allegedly playing loud music in a car outside the deceased's home, they said.

"When Lioyd raised objections to loud music being played outside his home, the drunken men unleashed an assault on Nemaiah," police said.

"He was admitted to hospital but he succumbed to his injuries on Tuesday," they said.

The alleged incident happened in Vignan Nagar in the HAL police station area of Bengaluru.

Police said they are working to eshtablish the identify of the people involved in the attack on Lloyd Nemaiah.

"No arrests have yet been made in connection with the incident," an officer said.

Police said the deceased's brother is a colonel in the Indian army.

"A case of assault has been registered at HAL police station Bengaluru. We may change the section and file a murder case," the officer added.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: HyderabadindiaIndiUk-indiaRepublic of indiaIndia indiaGia indiaIndia euSouthwest bay of bengalIca india
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalDonald Trump Imposes Additional 25% Tariff on India, Total Tariff Now 50%

TechnologyWill the Government Have to Offer More Incentives on EVs? NITI Aayog Raises Concerns Over Slow Sales Growth

OpinionsWhy is Trump So Upset with India?

MumbaiUniversity of Bristol Chooses Mumbai for Its First Overseas Campus, Set to Open in September 2026

NationalRaksha Bandhan 2025: Now You Can Send a Rakhi to Your Brother in India Post's Waterproof Envelope — Here's How to Track Your Parcel

National Realted Stories

NationalLeaders slam Trump's tariff threat over Russian oil; call for retaliatory measures

NationalCM Stalin urges Centre to secure release of 14 fishermen arrested by Sri Lankan Navy

NationalIndependence Day 2025 Quiz: MYBharat Announces Nationwide Online Quiz; Top 25 Winners to Visit Siachen

NationalECI issues notification for Vice-Presidential election 2025; nominations begin today

NationalUrea crisis haunts Karnataka farmers: BJP blames Siddaramaiah govt for the situation