In a case that has left the local community in a state of shock and disbelief, a gruesome incident has come to light from Chhattisgarh’s Balodabazar district. A son allegedly murdered his elderly father in cold blood following a domestic dispute, but what has truly horrified everyone is the suspect’s behavior immediately after the crime.According to police reports, after committing the violent act, the accused showed no signs of remorse and was found calmly eating biryani at the scene.What Led to the Brutal Incident?The tragedy unfolded in the village of Risda. The accused, identified as Sahu, lived with his 65-year-old father. Neighbors report that the duo frequently argued over domestic issues and financial constraints. On the day of the incident, a heated argument reportedly broke out between the two.In a fit of rage, the son picked up an axe (tangiya) and attacked his father multiple times, leading to the older man’s death on the spot.The Aftermath: No RemorseThe police were alerted by neighbors who heard the commotion. When the team arrived at the house, they were met with a scene straight out of a horror movie. While the father’s body lay in a pool of blood, the son was found sitting nearby, unbothered, finishing a plate of biryani.The lack of emotional response or fear has led investigators to look deeper into the suspect's mental state and whether he was under the influence of any substances at the time.Police Action and InvestigationThe Balodabazar police have taken the accused into custody and seized the murder weapon. A case has been registered under the relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).The Motive: While the primary reason appears to be a family feud, the police are questioning other relatives to see if there were underlying property disputes.Forensic Analysis: The body has been sent for a post-mortem, and forensic experts have collected evidence from the crime scene.This incident has sparked a conversation on social media about the rising levels of domestic violence and the chilling "desensitization" seen in some modern criminal cases.
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