Karkala: Brothers fight under influence of alcohol, younger Ivan dies


Daijiworld Media Network-Karkala (RJP)

Karkala, May 8: Elder brother has murdered his own brother who was younger by three years. The incident took place at Banglegudde near here on Sunday, May 7.

Ivan (30) is the deceased. Stephen (33) is the accused.

Both brothers had the habit of drinking. Both of them fought on Sunday when they were drunk. During the arguments, Stephen stabbed Ivan on his stomach which killed him instantly.

Stephen had worked in a Gulf country and had returned three years back to settle down in his native place. After that he started working as a painter. Ivan worked in a foreign country and had come back home two months back. He was looking for a local job. Both had the habit of fighting with each other after consuming alcohol, it is gathered.

Stephen stands arrested. Karkala rural police have registered a case.

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, May 09 2017

    Yes when this alcohol drinking is a very bad habit.Afterwards they dont remember their blood relationship when pegel is high.Some with help of alcohol start to fight ,suppose they dont have guts to face the facts ,problems at home.No need of blaming parents didnt correct them.They are old enough and not in a state to listen to parents in alcohol stuper..when two young men stay together ,can happen ,one or the other matter might give rise to a fight.Thatswhy better ,grown up brothers should stay with their family seperate ,when possible not to get into conflikt.Elder brother should have not raised his hand against his own blood.Now it is too late to repent.May be younger brother was not working ,was the point raised the fight.To a certain extent it is true,many times people who go to Gulf ,get used to drinks .But some are extreem .May the soul of deceased rest in peace.Heartfelt sympathys to the family.

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  • Flavian, Manglore/Kuwait

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Mohan, please do not generalize.
    Never say 90% of Caholic communityare invovled in alcohol abuse.
    Alcohol and destruction not limited only to Christians and others are seemingly saintly as you assume.

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  • mohan sr., Mangalore

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Yes .. 90 percent christians who working in the gulf countries After come back they spends most of the time in drinking , partying with local friends and spends most of the money . not thinking future personal development . And some inside the family showing his youngsters that i am big.. .... and fighting each other.. I have seen many families in my nighbours. .....
    very very Bad attitude

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  • Jude, Belmannu

    Tue, May 09 2017

    But I have seen 99% Hindus.even they don't work in gulf country.they work as daily wages but put all money in bar.and most of there child's and family members sleeping hungry.fighting at street.even they will take loan from others to go bar and drink.

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  • Well Wisher, Mangalore

    Mon, May 08 2017

    DONT TAKE ME WRONG GUYS, NOW A DAYS DRINKING HAS BEEN A FASHION, THERE WAS A TIME AFTER PLAYING CRICKET OR VOLLEYBALL IN THE EVENING WE USED TO SIT AROUND AND TALK, NOW THE SITUATION IS AFTER PLAY EVERYBODY GETTING DISAPPEARED AND WILL BE FIND IN BAR'S, AND IN CHRISTIANS (NO OFFENCE PLS) ITS TOO HIGH, I KNOW BROTHER'S WHO ALSO WAS DRINKING A LOT, THEY STARTED TO DRINK SITTING WITH THEIR FATHER, NOW ELDER COMMITTED SUICIDE WITH INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL AND YOUNGER IS ROAMING AROUND FULLY DRUNK. PARENTS MUST INTERFERE IN THIS MATTER TO SAVE THEIR CHILDREN BEFORE THEY RUIN THEIR LIFE.

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Well-wisher, I guess you are wrong this time! I too drank with my grandfather and father for several years (social drink in the evening) and still drink with my father on holidays and our bond is great! Several Christians do drink with their father, uncles, family members for company and to make them feel good and a sense of affection! it is wrong to brand Christians as wrong trend setter due to above isolated incident!

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Mon, May 08 2017

    @ Shankar,

    I am too
    Sweet memories of forgone days
    Melodious Kishorda's Love songs of 70-80's
    To get the beat with modern hifi music (surround system)
    Life is to live, relish and relax! Join me if you can. (in Kudla)

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  • Joseph M Pais, Mangalore

    Mon, May 08 2017

    All this is because of jealousy . We all drink but under control. Mostly after drinking people become more ftiendly and love and affection increases. Looks like they are mentally not stable otherwise they would not have fought. God give some sense. RIP Ivan.

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  • vivek, hirebyle / Abu dhabi

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Is it right to Blame the Died because he drunk???....is Elder remembered he is elder while he Drunk!!.???...Alcohol just a name!....its all family enmity...drunk or without......

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Alcohol if consumed above the limit will consume all the happyness and peace of mind and sometimes devastating. What controls us is the devil power and not ones will power. Only those who have experienced know better.
    Some become happy
    Some go very naughty
    Some remain fifty fity

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Mon, May 08 2017

    I am always happy after drinks!

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  • Ronald, Mangalore

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Some go naughty after sixty ml...

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  • Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Drink alcohol..but don't allow Alcohol to drink you...RIP Ivan..

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  • Stan, Udupi/Dubai

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Poor bought up. Parents also to be blamed for not correcting them up .Alcohol never incites anybody to kill , its only humans criminal mind does.

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Why blame alcohol now??? Intoxicated people never committed suicide till then????

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  • J.F.D SOUZA, Attavar, Mangalore

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Nowadays under the influence of alcohol anything may happen. There is no blood relation when drunk. RIP Ivan.

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  • Elwyn Goveas, Valencia

    Mon, May 08 2017

    My heart bleeds with the bereaved poor parents and pray the almighty to give them courage to bear the great shock and loss of Ivan.May the departed soul rest in peace.

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  • Sagar Kumar, Mangana Oor/Moti Bagh

    Mon, May 08 2017

    parpelu...when they leave without drink god only knows.
    starts with wine...end up with kachha maal so called country ganga sara...
    two families devastated for small fault..

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, May 08 2017

    RIP Ivan ...

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  • Orton Cordeiro, Mangalore

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Soro jivak boro
    Chod piyelyar moronkee puro

    RIP Bro

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  • Valerian Dsouza, Udupi / Mumbai

    Mon, May 08 2017

    Very sad !
    Blood brothers should be a support to one another are after blood of one another!
    Liquor can instigate the hatred harbored inside.
    I really can't understand how some people don't catch up bad habits and some are so easily yielded to temptations! It's like wood, some doesn't catch termite and some catch easily!

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