Tattoo business dispute ends in stabbing at Khobrawaddo, Calangute

Tattoo business dispute ends in stabbing at Khobrawaddo, Calangute
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A business dispute took a violent turn on Monday afternoon in Khobrawaddo, Calangute, when Akash Lamani allegedly stabbed his former business partner, Arun Lamani (23), during a heated argument. Both individuals, previously associated with a tattoo business, had reportedly arranged to meet in order to resolve pending financial matters related to their earlier partnership.

According to police sources, the discussion between Akash and Arun quickly escalated into a confrontation. In a fit of rage, Akash allegedly attacked Arun with a sharp object, inflicting injuries to Arun’s face and abdomen. Passersby who witnessed the altercation rushed to Arun’s aid and alerted the authorities. Arun was immediately transported to a nearby hospital, where he is reported to be in stable condition and is currently undergoing treatment for his injuries.

The Calangute police have registered a case of attempt to murder against Akash Lamani, who fled the scene following the incident. Police teams have launched a manhunt and are actively searching for the accused, who remains absconding as of the latest reports. Senior police officials have assured that all efforts are being made to apprehend Akash at the earliest.

Preliminary investigations suggest that the dispute was rooted in unresolved financial issues stemming from their previous business association. Police are also recording statements from witnesses and gathering evidence from the scene to aid in the investigation.

The incident has sent shockwaves through the local business community, with many expressing concern over the escalation of business-related disputes into violence. Authorities have appealed to the public to come forward with any information regarding Akash Lamani’s whereabouts.

Meanwhile, Arun Lamani’s family has urged the police to ensure swift justice and has thanked the medical staff for their prompt response. The investigation is ongoing, and further updates are expected as the search for the accused continues.

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