Murder by stabbing in Mangolpuri

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New Delhi: On Saturday, May 8, a man was stabbed to death in Delhi’s Mangolpuri area. The victim was identified as Anil Kumar, who was in his 30s. The incident took place at around 7 am when he was on his way to his workplace.

According to the police, the accused, identified as Narender, was waiting for Anil at a secluded spot and attacked him with a sharp weapon. Anil suffered multiple injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he was declared dead on arrival.

The police have registered a case and are investigating the matter. They suspect that the incident might be a fallout of a personal dispute between the victim and the accused. The police are also trying to identify and arrest the accused, who is currently absconding.

Meanwhile, the family of the deceased has alleged that the accused had been threatening Anil for some time, and they had even complained to the police about it. However, no action was taken.

The incident has once again raised concerns about the rising crime rate in the national capital. The Delhi Police have been facing criticism for their alleged failure to curb the crime rate and ensure the safety of citizens.

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