A horrifying incident has come to light from Mumbai’s Kamothe area, where a 17-year-old boy was allegedly stabbed to death by two men for not sharing his wifi hotspot password with them men. The two accused have been charged with murder.

Vivek Pansare, DCP Zone-1 of Navi Mumbai, said the incident occurred last week near a pan shop when the accused, identified as Ravindra Atwal aka Haryanivi and Santosh Valmiki, asked the teenager, named Vishal Rajkumar Maurya, to turn on his mobile’s hotspot and share the password with them.

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Vishal, however, refused to give them the password. Following this, a huge argument took place between the three. The argument turned into an intense physical fight and the duo stabbed him to death.

Reportedly, the victim tried to walk a few steps after being stabbed but collapsed. The locals rushed him to the nearby hospital where the doctors declared him brought dead.

The accused fled the spot after stabbing Vishal. However, they were nabbed by the Mumbai Police within a few hours.

The police have registered a case against the accused and said strict action will be taken against the accused after further investigation.

In a similar incident, a 17-year-old boy was stabbed to death by two juveniles in the Patel Nagar area on Saturday.

CCTV footage shows two teenage boys engaged in a scuffle when another boy comes, perhaps holding something in his hand, and rushes over to the victim to attack him.

The CCTV footage also showed a knife stuck in his body while he was trying to get help. Several people saw the boy lying on the ground of a busy street, but no one came for his help.

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