Washington: In countries like America, even small matters can escalate dramatically. In one such instance, a trivial incident led to the beheading of a man from Karnataka. The dispute arose over the use of a washing machine, which turned fatal for a hotel staff member.The incident occurred on Wednesday in Dallas, Texas, and the deceased has been identified as Chandramouli Nagamallaiah from Karnataka.read also: Auto Driver Darshan Demonstrates Humanity by Finding and Returning the Young Woman's Lost Earpods Left in the Auto...!!
Yordanis Cobos-Martinez has been named as the accused in the murder.
The American suspect committed the murder right in front of the victim's wife and son, leaving the family in profound shock.Nagamallaiah was serving as the manager at the Downtown Suites Hotel. At the time, Martinez and another female colleague had come to clean the hotel.read also: Recognize Lingayat Religion Separately: Seers' Demand at the Gathering!
It is reported that when Nagamallaiah arrived there, instead of directly telling Martinez not to put clothes in the broken washing machine, he instructed the female colleague. Enraged by this, Martinez fetched a sharp weapon from inside the room and attacked Nagamallaiah. Nagamallaiah tried to escape from him, but the pursuing Martinez caught up and beheaded him. Noise Buds VS104 Truly Wireless Earbuds with 45H of Playtime, Quad Mic with ENC, Instacharge(10 Min=200 Min), 13Mm Driver, Low Latency, BT V5.2 (Mint Green)
During the incident, Nagamallaiah's wife and son were present and attempted to intervene in the attack. However, the accused pushed both of them aside and carried out the beheading on Nagamallaiah. Police who arrived at the scene have arrested the accused, Yordanis Cobos-Martinez.
The Indian Consulate in the US has expressed condolences over the incident, stating that they are in contact with the family and will provide all necessary assistance.read also: Bengaluru: CM Siddaramaiah Urges Officials to Prioritize Forest Visits Over Office Work to Curb Rising Human-Wildlife Conflicts..!