Former Goa MLA Lavu case
Belgavi: A surprising case has come to light from Belagavi in Karnataka. Here a former Goa MLA was slapped by an auto driver, the former MLA died shortly after the incident. There has been a stir after the incident came to light.
What is the whole matter?
Former Goa MLA Lavu caseman died on Saturday after a fight with an auto driver in Belagavi city. After the quarrel, when the former MLAs were entering their hotel, they suddenly fell unconscious and died. The former MLA was 69 years old. The accused auto driver in this case has been arrested.
The incident took place near Srinivas Lodge in Bazar, standing between about quarter to 1 in the afternoon. Lavu case was an auto touch from the car’s car, after which he got into an argument with the auto driver. The dispute increased so much that the auto driver attacked the caseman and slapped him. As soon as he entered the lodge after this quarrel, he died.
The standing market police immediately took action and took the accused into custody and DCP Rohan Jagdish visited the crime site. According to the information received, the 68 -year -old case was on the business trip to Belagavi. He entered politics in 2012. Earlier, the case was DSP rank officer in Goa Police.
Police say that the case suddenly fell near the stairs in a hotel. He was then rushed to the hospital, but was declared dead before being admitted. Police have also seized CCTV footage, which is being investigated. The incident has caused mourning in the MLA’s house.
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