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New Delhi: A shocking incident has emerged from Sultanpuri in outer Delhi, where a minor altercation allegedly escalated into a fatal attack, leaving a teenager dead after being stabbed multiple times by a group of juveniles.
According to police, the incident took place on Monday, April 13, near house number 2/238 in E-Block, Sultanpuri. Locals spotted the victim lying in a pool of blood on the road and immediately alerted authorities.
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A PCR team rushed to the spot and shifted the injured victim to Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital in Mangolpuri. However, doctors declared him brought dead due to the severity of his injuries.
Outer District DCP Vikram Singh said that the victim and the accused were known to each other and had been involved in a dispute for some time.
Residents claimed that frequent arguments had taken place earlier, but no formal complaint was ever filed. On the day of the incident, the dispute reportedly escalated quickly, turning violent.
Police have detained three juveniles in connection with the case and are currently questioning them. Efforts are underway to recover the weapon used in the crime and establish the exact sequence of events.
Officials suspect that more individuals may have been involved, and search operations are ongoing to trace other absconding accused.
The incident has triggered tension in the locality, with the victim’s family alleging negligence on the part of the police. They have sought justice and raised concerns over the handling of the case.
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Angry locals reportedly vandalised the house of one of the accused, resorting to stone-pelting and attempting to set vehicles on fire. Police have since increased patrolling in the area to maintain law and order.
The incident has once again raised concerns over rising juvenile crime and public safety in the capital. Authorities maintain that investigations are ongoing, while efforts continue to prevent further escalation in the area.
