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Bengaluru man objects to dog barking during T20 match, stabbed to death by dog's owner

Written by : Inputs PTI

A Bengaluru college student was killed, and two of his friends were injured, after a man allegedly attacked them with a broken glass bottle as they objected to his dog barking during the India-Australia World T20 cricket match on Sunday.

The incident took place at SK gardens under JC Nagar police limits on Sunday night, when the trio objected to a dog, which was accompanied by its master John Kennedy, barking at a place where they had made arrangements to watch the match together on TV .

John Kennedy, 24, a private company salesman, who came with his dog, was among the people watching the match.

The deceased, identified as 23-year-old Avinash, along with his friends asked Kennedy to go away from the spot saying that the barking was disturbing them. It led to an altercation.

‪An official at JC Nagar police station told The News Minute that, according to the witness’s version to police, the dog was barking non-stop.‪The people assembled there asked Kennedy to silence his dog. However, during the altercation Avinash slapped Kennedy, following which the latter left. ‪A little later, Kennedy, a resident of the area, returned with a group of people. Together they attacked the people who were watching the match. During the attack, Kennedy stabbed Avinash with the broken end of a bottle. Avinash died on the way to the hospital.

Police said that investigation is going on and Kennedy would be in judicial custody until April 12.

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