Andhra Pradesh tourist killed in drunken brawl in Goa

The police have arrested a 23-year-old beach shack worker in connection with the incident which took place in the Calangute area.
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PANAJI: A 30-year-old visitor from Andhra Pradesh was killed in a drunken brawl at a beach shack in Goa in the wee hours of Tuesday, police said.

The police have arrested a 23-year-old beach shack worker in connection with the incident which took place in Calangute area of North Goa district, they said.

A group of inebriated tourists demanded food at the shack, despite its owner informing them that the kitchen was closed, a senior police official said.

One of the visitors then began using abusive language against a woman working at the shack and the argument escalated into a scuffle, he said. One of the shack workers allegedly struck on tourist Ravi Teja's head with a wooden stick. The man died on the spot, the official said.

The Calangute police later arrested shack worker Kamal Sonar, hailing from Nepal.

A search was on for two other persons, including the shack owner, the official said.

The police registered a case of murder against the accused, he added.

Goa has seen a huge influx of visitors ahead of the New Year celebrations.

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