A shocking incident in Nagpur, Maharashtra, unfolded when a group of friends got into a violent quarrel over the amount of alcohol brought to a party. The disagreement started after one friend, Ramesh, returned with a lesser quantity of alcohol than expected, leading to a heated argument with Shankar Shripad Bhaisare, who had initially given him money to buy the drinks. The confrontation quickly escalated, resulting in Shankar and two accomplices attacking Ramesh fatally.

The violence occurred on a Sunday night in Baba Buddha Ji Nagar, under the jurisdiction of the Pachpaoli police station. Reports indicate that Ramesh, also known as Vaidya Mukundarav Masram, was a 40-year-old resident of Taj Nagar in Vaishali Nagar. Sadly, this incident reflects the tragic consequences of seemingly ordinary disputes escalating to deadly outcomes, raising questions about the underlying issues of anger management and alcohol-related violence among friends.

The police have apprehended the accused, and they have reportedly confessed to their crime. This incident stands as a grim reminder of the potential dangers that can arise in social settings involving alcohol, further prompting discussions about responsible drinking and the importance of conflict resolution among friends to prevent such tragic outcomes.