Udupi: The victim in the Malpe assault case has expressed a desire for the accused to not face punishment and has emphasized their wish to move forward without further conflict. Speaking to the media on Friday, the victim shared their perspective on the incident.
The victim revealed that they had been working in Malpe for the past five to six years. They were assaulted by the accused after allegedly taking a small amount of fish, with the accusation of theft being made against them. The victim clarified that they had simply signed the complaint that was written.
On the day of the incident, both parties had initially agreed not to file a formal complaint. Instead, they chose to resolve the matter amicably, without escalating it further. The victim reiterated that they did not want anyone to be punished for the event.
The victim stressed that taking a small amount of fish is a common practice in the area, and they did not intend to cause any harm or trouble. They expressed their preference for resolving such issues peacefully and without any legal repercussions.
Lastly, the victim mentioned their intention to return to their hometown and settle there. This reflects their desire to leave the incident behind and move forward with their life free of conflict.