Tea stall set ablaze after dispute over playing video game, one held
LUCKNOW, Aug. 20 -- A dispute over playing a game on mobile phone inside a tea stall allegedly escalated into arson in Qaiserbagh when two siblings set the shop on fire after the shopkeepers objected to it, police said.
One accused has been arrested and remanded to judicial custody while police teams are making continuous efforts to arrest the remaining accused, stated police.
The incident that dates back to August 15, came to light after an undated video was circulated on social media. In the video, a man can be seen pouring, what appears to be petrol, from a bottle onto the shop before setting it ablaze. According to Qaiserbagh SHO Anjani Kumar Mishra, the dispute began when Kaif Rashid and Saif Rashid were allegedly playing a game on their phones inside the tea stall in Jamburkhana, Machhli Mohal.
The shopkeepers objected to it, following which an argument broke out, and the accused allegedly then set the shop on fire.
According to the FIR copy, the incident took place around 11.50pm on August 15 at a tea stall owned by Monish at 117/112, Jamburkhana in Qaiserbagh police station. The complainant alleged that Kaif and Saif, both sons of Rashid Ali Siddiqui and residents of the same locality, set the shop ablaze following the dispute.htc...
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