Malpe: Six arrested in Yogish murder case


Team Udayavani, Jul 8, 2020, 8:03 AM IST

Malpe: Six people were arrested by the Malpe police on Tuesday, July 7 for hacking a 28-year-old youth, Yogish Poojary, to death.

The arrested are Rohith Pinto, Sujith Pinto, Pradeep alias Annu, Vinay, Anup, and another person identity is yet not revealed.

As per sources, the arrested who arrived in a car hacked Yogish to death over a petty issue and fled the spot.

Malpe Police have registered a case in this regard and investigation is on.

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