A disturbing family feud in Kalupur village, situated in Greater Noida's Rabupura area, escalated into murder when a compensation payout became the center of conflict. The victim, identified as 25-year-old Sukhdev Sharma, was discovered bleeding and lifeless in a field away from the village on Sunday morning. Reports suggest that there was a deliberate attempt to disguise the murder as a road accident, implicating the elder brother, along with his father-in-law and son in the scheme.

It has been revealed that a sum of 3.5 million rupees was at stake, prompting the elder brother to resolve the issue through deadly means. Sukhdev had left home on his bike three days prior but failed to return, which raised alarms among his family who reported him missing to the police. On Sunday, locals found his body beside a broken bike and helmet, initially interpreting it as a tragic accident. However, upon further investigation and the arrival of Sukhdev's relatives, suspicions of foul play surfaced, leading to a police inquiry.

Following complaints lodged by the victim's father, law enforcement has registered a case against the elder brother, father-in-law, and son. This case highlights the severe ramifications of familial disputes over financial matters in Indian society, underlining how monetary disagreements can escalate into horrific violence, disrupting family dynamics irreparably, and rendering the community in shock as it grapples with the tragedy.