Son-in-Law Allegedly Stabs Father-in-Law to Death in Ahmedabad Following Family Dispute
In a shocking incident in Ahmedabad, a 55-year-old man was brutally stabbed to death by his own son-in-law late on Saturday night. The tragic event unfolded in the Narol area of the city, stemming from a heated family dispute over the victim's daughter not returning to her matrimonial home.
Details of the Fatal Confrontation
The accused, identified as Ibrahim Mansuri, had been agitated because his wife had been staying at her parental home for the past 10 days. According to police reports, she remained there as her mother and sister-in-law were unwell, requiring care and support.
On Saturday night, Ibrahim went to his in-laws' house and allegedly created a disruptive scene, demanding his wife's return. Family members stated that the victim, Aziz Mansuri, intervened and objected to Ibrahim's aggressive behavior. After a brief argument, Ibrahim temporarily left the premises.
Violent Escalation and Fatal Attack
Approximately 30 minutes later, Ibrahim returned with two associates. The trio allegedly began verbally abusing Aziz outside the house, which quickly escalated into another confrontation. Investigators revealed that during this altercation, Ibrahim pulled out a knife and stabbed his father-in-law multiple times.
In a particularly brutal turn, even after Aziz fell to the ground from his injuries, the accused reportedly kicked him before fleeing the scene with his accomplices. The victim succumbed to his wounds, marking a tragic end to what began as a family disagreement.
Police Investigation and Apprehension
The accused remained at large until Sunday evening, when police finally managed to apprehend him. Authorities have confirmed that Ibrahim Mansuri is now in custody, and investigations are ongoing to determine the full circumstances surrounding the incident and to locate the two associates involved.
This case highlights the severe consequences that can arise from domestic disputes when they turn violent. Police are urging families to seek mediation and legal recourse rather than resorting to aggression when conflicts arise within households.
