Man hacks 4 of family, arrested

Thursday, March 22, 2007, 21:14 [IST]

Lucknow, Mar 22 (UNI) In a shocking incident, a mentally unstable man today hacked four members of his family in Lalitpur district of Uttar Pradesh.

Police said here Ram Singh Bundela used a sharp-edged weapon to hack his wife Badi Raja, son Mangal Singh (8), daughter Mandvi (5) and sister-in-law Guddi.

The incident took place at village Toriya in Kotwali area, some 12 km from the district headquarters.

The accused was later arrested from the crime spot itself.

UNI

Topics: cident, mentally, unstable, hacked, members, family, lalitpur, district, utt

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