Uzbekistan

A man who stabbed his relative to death in Andijan was sentenced to 11 years in prison.

A man got into a fight with his relative because he didn't cage the roosters.

A man who stabbed his relative to death in Andijan was sentenced to 11 years in prison.

 

A citizen in Andijan city, who killed his relative with a knife, was found guilty under the relevant articles of the Criminal Code and sentenced to 11 years of imprisonment. This was reported by Millar.

 

The citizen, born in 1998, lived together with his aunt's son in the "Yangi hayot" neighborhood. On September 22, 2025, around 14:00, the man became angry that the chickens were walking in the yard instead of being in the coop, and got into an argument with his relative. During the argument, he struck his relative several times with a knife, killing him.

 

Other family members were also at home at the time of the incident, and the victim was taken to the hospital by ambulance, but it was not possible to save him.

 

The sentence is to be served in general regime colonies.

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Idea author: Firdavs Fridunovich Abdukhalikov

Founder: "Master Media Production and Broadcast"