Representative Image 
Chennai

Duo held for assaulting fruit vendor in Adambakkam

Police said the incident happened on Saturday morning near Brindavan Nagar Main Road in Adambakkam.

DT NEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: The city police arrested two persons, including a history-sheeter, who threatened a fruit vendor with a knife and, stole money from him and created a ruckus in public in Adambakkam on attempt to murder charges.

Police said the incident happened on Saturday morning near Brindavan Nagar Main Road in Adambakkam. The accused had approached the fruit vendor, S Karthi (40), and demanded money from him. When Karthi refused, they took out a knife and tried to attack him. When the vendor dodged, they caught him, held the knife against his throat and tried to flee with Rs 1,400.

When the public who gathered tried to stop them, they damaged the fruit cart, threatened the public with their knife and fled the scene.

Based on a complaint, the Adambakkam police registered a case and, after enquiries, arrested two persons - M Nandakumar (29) and B Santosh (28). Police recovered Rs 600 of the stolen money from them.

The accused were produced before a magistrate and remanded in judicial custody. Police said that Nandakumar has eight cases against him.

TVK will take a call if AIADMK MLAs switch sides: Minister Arunraj

Madras HC questions repeated denial of permission for RSS marches in TN

TN Class 12 public exams to begin on March 3, Class 10 exams from March 17

Madras HC grants conditional bail to fourth accused in Kavin Selva Ganesh murder case

Kancheepuram cancer hospital to open before Pongal: TN Minister Arunraj

SCROLL FOR NEXT