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Odisha: Four held for stabbing youth dead over 'wrong umpiring' during local cricket match

By ANI | Updated: April 4, 2023 09:30 IST

Cuttack (Odisha) [India], April 4 : The accused and three of his associates were arrested a day after a ...

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Cuttack (Odisha) [India], April 4 : The accused and three of his associates were arrested a day after a youth was stabbed to death for 'wrong umpiring' during a local cricket tournament at Mahisalanda village, informed police.

The accused was identified as Smruti Ranjan Rout.

According to Cuttack DCP Pinak Mishra, the two accused persons unleashed an assault on the umpire after he refused to give 'no ball'.

"Two accused persons started beating up the umpire after he refused to give a no ball. Seeing the umpire being beaten up, Lucky Rout (the victim) intervened. However, one of the attackers stabbed him with a knife," said the Cuttack DCP.

He said the youth was referred to SCB Medical College and Hospital Cuttack where he succumbed to his injuries.

Further details are awaited.

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