2 get life term for murder over neighbourhood dispute in 2019
Two other accused, Umer Ibrahim Sayyad and Jitendra Tawre, were acquitted of all charges.
As per the prosecution, a dispute arose between complainant Vinayak Mahadeshwar and Dagale following the demolition of Dagale's house by the BMC. Dagale suspected that Mahadeshwar had complained to the BMC about his house. On the night of April 24, 2019, Salve called Mahadeshwar to meet him near Dagale's house. Mahadeshar, accompanied by deceased Dnyanesh Gurav Dagale confronted Mahadeshwar, during which Dagale picked up a wooden log to hit Mahadeshwar.
Gurav intervened, and took the blow. He was rushed to hospital where he succumbed. pti
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