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New Delhi: A man was allegedly stabbed to killed by a man from his neighbourhood over a dispute regarding Rs 1,500 of prior dues in Punjabi Bagh area of west Delhi. The man was 29-year-old. The accused has been identified as Md Abdulla (29), son of Md Ashraf, a resident of Delhi’s Paschim Vihar, police said.
On December 22 at 03:10 PM, The body of the victim Vinod, alias Vinnu, was recovered from his house in Madipur JJ cluster on December 22. police said that it had multiple stab wounds. On receipt of the call, Sub Inspector Mandeep Kumar reached the spot where one male dead body was found. Police have taken the accused into custody, they said.
According to police, it was found during investigation that Vinod had an altercation with one Mohammad Abdulla, who works as an electrician and lived nearby. The deceased was unemployed and he was living with his brother, Lokesh alias Lucky (33) in rented accommodation at the JJ Colony premises.
An official said that police started looking for Abdulla and arrested him on December 25 from the area. After that, the crime team and the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) team were called to the spot, who inspected the spot and lifted the exhibits.
A case of murder was registered at Punjabi Bagh Police Station and the investigation was taken up. A day before the incident, Vinod and Abdulla had an argument regarding Rs 1,500 of previous dues, police said.
According to police information, Vinod had gone to Abdulla’s house but he did not find him there. It made him angry and he shouted at Abdulla’s family members. Giving information about this incident officials said,”Abdulla came to know about Vinod’s misbehaviour with his family members. Next day, he went to Vinod’s place and stabbed him multiple times, leaving him dead on the spot.”
The police said that Vinod lived with his elder brother in the house. Abdulla was arrested from Samta Vihar in Delhi’s Mukundpur and the weapon (knife) of offence, clothes and shoes worn by the accused person while committing the murder were recovered.
