Man cuts up Lehenga in rage at a store, caught on camera

In Maharashtra, a man brandished a knife and threatened to slit up a shopkeeper. The reason was that the lehenga did not meet the standards of his soon-to-be bride.
A few days earlier, his fiancé paid Rs 32,000 for the lehenga at a well-known clothing boutique in Kalyan, which is 57 kilometers from Mumbai. But on Saturday night, she went back to the store. This time, she wanted to return the stitched piece since she didn't like it.

The store keeper urged the buyer to purchase another item for the same price and refused to issue a refund for the lehenga.

His refusal angered the woman's fiance, Sumit Sayani, so much that he pulled out a black knife from his pocket, ripped the blue lehenga, and even trampled on it. 

Mr Sayani then walked up to a counter and damaged the blouse that came with the lehenga, slashing it with the knife. He then threatened the shopkeeper: "I will cut you up like this, too. Give me back the money".

The shopkeeper was then seen picking up the torn lehenga from the floor, calmly walking away, while Mr Sayani was seen agitatedly pacing around the store. 

After a complaint, Sumit Sayani was arrested by Kalyan's Bazaarpeth Police.