Uncle Arrested in Karnataka After Class‑10 Student’s Murder Linked to Property Dispute

In a small town in Karnataka, a 15‑year‑old student was found dead in a school corridor, sparking a wave of grief among classmates and parents. The incident unfolded after the boy was reported missing earlier that day, and a search team discovered his body near the science laboratory. The tragedy drew immediate attention from local authorities and the media, who highlighted the lack of security measures within the school premises.

Investigators later linked the death to a property dispute between the student’s family and a relative. The uncle, who had been involved in a long‑standing disagreement over land ownership, was arrested on charges of murder and conspiracy. Evidence gathered at the scene included fingerprints and a video recording that suggested a confrontation had taken place in the school’s parking area.

The case has intensified scrutiny of familial conflicts over property in Karnataka and raised questions about the adequacy of school safety protocols. Lawmakers have called for stricter enforcement of regulations governing school premises, while community leaders urge families to resolve disputes peacefully. The incident may prompt a review of security arrangements in educational institutions across the state.