If you thought bumping off siblings and relatives in the greed for money and power happened only in the underworld, think again.
The case of an attack and stabbing of a 45-year-old LIC agent has an uncanny resemblance to the case of Suresh Bhagat, the matka king who was killed in an accident on the Mumbai-Goa highway earlier this month allegedly by aides of Arun Gawli. Bhagats estranged wife had allegedly planned his killing.
According to the complaint filed by family friend Sanjay Shah with the Matunga police, Ajay Bhanushali, 45, was attacked and stabbed by some unidentified men in Matunga on June 22 night, while he was on his way back home after a binging session with his friends.
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