2 men stab shopkeeper in Bhopal after dispute over non-payment

BHOPAL: Two accused allegedly stabbed a 30-year-old shopkeeper after a dispute over payment in Bagsewaniya locality on Sunday night.
The victim sustained a severe injury in his abdomen and was rushed to a hospital for treatment. Acting on information, Bagsewaniya police reached the spot and registered a case on charges of attempt to murder against the accused on the basis of a complaint filed by the victim's nephew.
Investigating officer SI Sanjay Dubey said that the complainant Yashwant Kandare, 18, a resident of Bagsewaniya locality, works as a sanitation worker. He stated in his complaint that his father Premchand Kandare and uncle Vijay Kandare, 30, run a chicken and fish shop at Fish Market on 80-feet Road in Bagsewaniya. He alleged that on Sunday night around 7pm, when he was at his chicken shop with his father and uncle, the accused Chinu, who resides in their neighbourhood, approached their shop and purchased chicken and fish. When they asked for payment, the accused started making excuses to pay later.
When he asked Chinu to pay the money immediately, Chinu left the spot threatening them and hurling abuses. Around half an hour later, when Yashwant along with his father and uncle closed their shop and returned home, the accused Chinu along with accomplice Siddharth alias Bona waylaid them. They started hurling abuses at them. When his uncle Vijay protested, one of the accused grabbed him while the other took out a knife and stabbed Vijay in the abdomen and fled the spot. His uncle started bleeding profusely and the accused fled the spot.
They rushed Vijay to hospital and approached Bagsewaniya police station to lodge a complaint.