Bengaluru: Bagalagunte police have arrested Venaram, the prime accused in the murder of Nemaram, a cloth shop owner in Siddedahalli, Bagalagunte. Venaram, driven by business rivalry, allegedly paid ₹5 lakh as a supari (contract) to have Nemaram killed. The police are currently searching for Vinod Jaat, the accused who accepted the supari. The case has been registered at Bagalagunte Police Station.Nemaram ran a successful textile business, Happy Tex Tail, in Siddedahalli, Bagalagunte.read also: Mysuru Dasara Begins, Renowned Priest Raju Passes Away the Next Day!

Venaram, who owned High Fashion cloth shop next door, spread false rumors that Nemaram’s clothes were of poor quality, leading to friction between the two. This business rivalry fueled tensions.Additionally, Nemaram had hired a boy who previously worked at Venaram’s shop, which further enraged Venaram. In retaliation, Venaram paid ₹5 lakh to Vinod Jaat from Rajasthan to orchestrate Nemaram’s murder. As planned, Vinod Jaat’s team attacked Nemaram on two bikes after he finished his business for the day, resulting in his death.During the investigation of the case registered at Bagalagunte Police Station, Venaram’s role in offering the supari came to light.read also: Bengaluru Man Faces Extortion and Assault Allegations After Marital Dispute in Chikkamagaluru

He was arrested on Saturday night, and details of the contract killing were revealed during his interrogation. Police teams have been dispatched to Rajasthan to apprehend Vinod Jaat, who accepted the supari.Police Inspector Rajesh Kumar stated, “This murder stemmed from a business rivalry, with Venaram playing a key role. His arrest has given a new direction to the investigation, and we are confident of apprehending the remaining accused soon.NOBERO Men's Cotton Solid Regular Fit Polo Shirt