MEERUT, Nov. 7 -- A 30-year-old farmer was shot dead by his neighbour following a long-standing dispute over a field boundary on the Badaun-Shahjahanpur border on Wednesday evening, police said on Thursday. The incident was captured on the victim's mobile phone, revealing how the confrontation unfolded. The deceased, Arvesh Yadav, lived in Usawan town with his wife and their five children. He owned around eight bighas of farmland in the Parour police station area of Shahjahanpur. On Wednesday evening, after dinner, he went to his farm, where his uncle was ploughing the field with a tractor. According to eyewitnesses, Arvesh was sitting by the field boundary when his neighbour Kallu, who owns an adjoining six-bigha plot, began cutting the dividing line. When Arvesh objected, Kallu allegedly grew enraged. A heated argument ensued, during which Kallu went home, returned with a country-made pistol, his brother, and another man on a motorcycle. As the dispute flared again, Arvesh began recording on his phone, capturing Kallu pulling out the pistol and shooting him in the chest. Arvesh collapsed, and nearby farmers, hearing the gunshot, rushed to the spot and alerted the police. The bullet hit Arvesh in the left side of his chest, causing him to collapse. Hearing the gunshot, nearby farmers rushed to the spot and alerted the police. Arvesh's cousin Upendra said, "There was no old enmity. Kallu was cutting the boundary, and my brother only asked him to stop. Enraged, he shot him." Based on a complaint by the victim's brother Dharmendra, an FIR has been registered against Kallu Singh, his brother Sonu, and an unidentified accomplice under relevant IPC sections. Heavy police deployment remains in the area to maintain order, and raids are on to apprehend the accused....