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Monetary dispute led to cable operator's murder

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD: Cable operator N. Raghu's murder was a consequence of the financial dispute he had with his childhood friend and partner Sadanand, police said on Monday. The four persons who allegedly hacked Raghu to death at Champapet on Sunday night were identified as Sadanand, Lingam, Sagar and Venkat, the Saroornagar Inspector, M. Chandrashekhar, said. All the four were absconding.

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