In a chilling incident, a man was stabbed to death in Delhi’s Budh Bazar on Sunday. The incident happened at around 3:30 pm when he was travelling with his friend on a motorcycle. The man who was stabbed was identified as Faraz. He hailed from Delhi’s Sangam Vihar.

According to the police, Faraz was with his friend Rohit who was riding a motorcycle. When they reached Budh Bazar, four to five boys came on a bike from the opposite direction and stopped it in front of their bike. The two of them were identified as Ajay and Ankit.

The police said Rohit was driving the motorcycle and when he stopped, Ankit asked Faraz ‘Uss din tune motorcycle kyu nhi roki thi’? (Why didn’t you stop the motorcycle that day? Following this, Faraz got down from the motorcycle and started talking with them, said police.

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The police said one of the boys then put a dagger on Faraz’s back. When Faraz tried to escape, he was caught by Ajay and Ankit shot him. Following the incident, he was immediately rushed to AIIMS Delhi where he succumbed to injuries during treatment.

A case has been registered against Rohit under sections 302/34 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) at PS Neb Sarai. The police have set up teams to arrest the culprits.

The investigation is underway.

A similar incident took place in August when a 25-year-old man, identified as Mayank, was stabbed to death by some people after an argument in South Delhi’s Malviya Nagar area.

Vikas Panwar, Mayank’s friend, told police that they both were sitting at Qila, Begumpur in Malviya Nagar, when 4-5 men picked up an argument with Mayank. After the argument, they went away, but soon returned and pelted both friends with stones and stabbed Mayank several times.

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