Shahjahanpur: People can go up to any length for revenge even if it takes them 19 years. At least, a sensational murder case in Uttar Pradesh's Shahjahanpur suggests so.
A man allegedly shot dead a 40-year-old in the city area, in what appeared to be a case of revenge, police said on Thursday.
Narain Kashyap, a resident of Lodipur locality, was killed by Akshay and his friend, Bablu, on Wednesday night when he was standing outside a private hospital, Superintendent of Police S Anand said.
Kashyap was a shooter and had killed Akshay's brother in 2002, he said, adding his body has been sent for the post-mortem examination.
Police is trying to arrest the accused.
This also brings attention towards the fact that the alleged accused might have planned for a long time to do so. If there was a redressal system in place that could look into the murder of the accused's brother almost two decades back, more killings could have been stopped.
