Delhi sees 3 murders in 24-hours
2 Nov 2012 3:17 AM GMT
Wonder what Neeraj Kumar, Commissioner of Police, who denies that Delhi has become a crime capital, has to say about three murders in 24 hours. These incidents have been reported from three districts.
The first incident occurred in Mandawali area of east Delhi where a husband killed his wife and stabbed his elder brother suspecting illicit relationship between them. ‘The accused has been identified as Devender, 29, who is a cycle-rickshaw puller. Since long he suspected his wife and brother. On Wednesday, when he returned home late night, and he allegedly caught both of them in a compromising position,’ said a police official.
Devender apparently lost control and brought a knife from the kitchen. He started beating his brother and stabbed him on his abdomen. He also stabbed his wife to death. But when he tried to flee away from the crime scene, the son of his brother nabbed him and raised an alarm. The neighbours gathered in the area and made a PCR call. Later, Devender was handed over to the police.
Both the victims have been taken to the nearby hospital where Phoolwati was pronounced dead on arrival. Rahul has been critically injured. ‘Devender has been apprehended and has been booked for murder,’ the police official added.
In the second incident, a 28-year-old man stabbed his younger brother to death over a property dispute. The victim had apparently abused their mother The accused has been arrested.
Irfan, a daily wage labourer, stabbed to death Abdul, 25, around 11 pm on Wednesday at their Nihal Vihar house in west Delhi.
According to the police, Abdul, also a daily wage worker, had been disowned by his mother Saira Bano, 58, who lived in the house with her two other sons – Irfan and Ibrahim, 22.
‘Abdul visited the house on previous occasions as well and demanded his share in the property but was rebuffed by his mother,’ said a police official.
Irfan did not like Abdul abusing his mother over the property dispute, police said.
In the third incident, a husband killed his wife after he returned home in drunken state. Sudhir, 36, asked his wife to lend him some money to buy more alcohol to drink. But Bhagwati refused to give him the money that in-turn made her husband angry and he stabbed her to death with the kitchen knife.
‘The accused absconded soon after killing his wife, but a man-hunt is on to nab him soon. The body of the deceased has been send for the post-mortem,’ a police official added.
The first incident occurred in Mandawali area of east Delhi where a husband killed his wife and stabbed his elder brother suspecting illicit relationship between them. ‘The accused has been identified as Devender, 29, who is a cycle-rickshaw puller. Since long he suspected his wife and brother. On Wednesday, when he returned home late night, and he allegedly caught both of them in a compromising position,’ said a police official.
Devender apparently lost control and brought a knife from the kitchen. He started beating his brother and stabbed him on his abdomen. He also stabbed his wife to death. But when he tried to flee away from the crime scene, the son of his brother nabbed him and raised an alarm. The neighbours gathered in the area and made a PCR call. Later, Devender was handed over to the police.
Both the victims have been taken to the nearby hospital where Phoolwati was pronounced dead on arrival. Rahul has been critically injured. ‘Devender has been apprehended and has been booked for murder,’ the police official added.
In the second incident, a 28-year-old man stabbed his younger brother to death over a property dispute. The victim had apparently abused their mother The accused has been arrested.
Irfan, a daily wage labourer, stabbed to death Abdul, 25, around 11 pm on Wednesday at their Nihal Vihar house in west Delhi.
According to the police, Abdul, also a daily wage worker, had been disowned by his mother Saira Bano, 58, who lived in the house with her two other sons – Irfan and Ibrahim, 22.
‘Abdul visited the house on previous occasions as well and demanded his share in the property but was rebuffed by his mother,’ said a police official.
Irfan did not like Abdul abusing his mother over the property dispute, police said.
In the third incident, a husband killed his wife after he returned home in drunken state. Sudhir, 36, asked his wife to lend him some money to buy more alcohol to drink. But Bhagwati refused to give him the money that in-turn made her husband angry and he stabbed her to death with the kitchen knife.
‘The accused absconded soon after killing his wife, but a man-hunt is on to nab him soon. The body of the deceased has been send for the post-mortem,’ a police official added.
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