The story of Jharkhand that will make cry, fed up with a drug addict, the father took a dreadful step:

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News India Live, Digital Desk: One such news has come to light with Gumla in Jharkhand, which will be shocked by anyone. In a minor dispute over money here, a father got angry and killed his own young son. After this incident, the killer father did not try to escape, but went directly to the police station and confessed his crime.

This painful incident is from Nawadih village of Radih police station area of ​​the district. 60 -year -old Karma Oraon, who lives here, killed his 35 -year -old son Sukhdev Oraon with a Sabbal (an iron rod).

Alcohol addiction became the cause of death

According to the villagers and police, son Sukhdev Oraon was addicted to liquor. He used to come home almost every day after drinking alcohol and quarreled with his old father and for money. Something similar happened on Thursday night.

Sukhdev returned home after getting drunk. He asked his father Karma Oraon to drink and drink alcohol. When the father refused to pay the money, he started abusing and quarreling with him.

Angry father took a frightening step

The father’s patience broke the dam’s patience due to the son’s daily antics and the quarrel of that night. In anger, he picked up the Sabbal kept in the house and stabbed the son’s head strongly. Sukhdev died on the spot due to deep head injury.

“I have killed …” – Father himself reached the police station

After killing the son, Karma Oraon regretted his actions, but he decided to face the truth instead of running away. He first told some people in the village that he had killed his son. After this, he himself walked on foot and reached the Radih police station and surrendered to the police.

He told the police, “Sir, I have killed my son. He used to quarrel with alcohol every day, I was fed up.”

Police immediately reached the spot, took the body and sent it for postmortem. The accused father has been arrested and he is being questioned. This one incident has shocked the entire village and has raised the question of how intoxication ruins the whole family.