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SCENE OF CRIME: The ATM kiosk at Ezhilagam complex where the incident happened on Saturday night.
CHENNAI: A guard at the automated teller machine (ATM) kiosk in the Ezhilagam office complex, Chepauk, was allegedly done to death by a youth from Nagaland on Saturday night. The police arrested the accused in the early hours on Sunday. According to the police, a 26-year-old computer science graduate had tried to withdraw money from the ATM, located in the complex on Kamarajar Salai. Since the machine flashed a message about inadequate balance in his account, he made repeated attempts. The accused belonging to Kohima and whose name was given as Dietmovolie Rhakho tried to use another card. When he did not come out even after 20 minutes, the guard, Ravi (43), told him to contact the bank in the morning and asked him to leave the place. This resulted in an argument and during the scuffle that followed the youth allegedly stabbed Ravi with a knife in the neck and fled. Rhakho told the police that he had come to Chennai in January and until recently worked in a business process outsourcing (BPO) firm in Egmore. He was remanded to judicial custody.
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