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Karnataka: Man stabbed in front of crowd who film him, but don't help

| | Jun 23, 2016, at 05:07 am
Hassan, June 22 (IBNS): In a shameful and inhuman act, a man was stabbed, beaten and assaulted in front of several bystanders in a crowded street in Karnataka, who did not move to help but never forgot to film the entire incident on mobile camera.
On Wednesday, a man identified as Dhanush by the local police in Hassan, 185 kms from Bengaluru, was allegedly staring at a young woman at a bus stop when two men took offense.
 
They reportedly got into verbal quarrel with Dhanush.
 
Dhanush's friends came to help him while the bystanders kept filming the incident.
 
Dhanush's brother, Sudeep, was also stabbed. 
 
A case has been registered and five attackers have been booked and arrested.
 

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