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Two farm labourers killed in Amreli vehicle fire linked to Rs 30,000 payment dispute

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Two farm labourers, aged 16 and 21, died in the early hours after a vehicle they were sleeping in was set on fire in Amreli, Gujarat. Police have arrested two suspects believed to be responsible for the blaze. The attack reportedly stemmed from a dispute over a payment of Rs 30,000 connected to the vehicle. Both suspects had allegedly filled containers with petrol before the incident. The case is under investigation.

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