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27-year-old killed over parking row in Jaipur

27-year-old killed over parking row in Jaipur

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JAIPUR: A 27-year-old realtor was killed after a group of four men allegedly ran him over with their car following a fight over parking outside a restaurant in Jaipur late Friday, reports Dishank Purohit. The deceased, Shravan Bodalya, who had earlier worked in the merchant navy, was dining with five friends when four men arrived and picked a fight over parking. The argument escalated into a physical brawl. The attackers started their car, rammed it into Bodalya, and sped off, leaving him critically injured. Bodalya’s friends rushed him to hospital, where he succumbed. DSP Khalil Ahmed told TOI: “We have dispatched teams to arrest the accused.”

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