In a distressing case from Delhi, a Class 9 student was stabbed to death by three of his friends for allegedly not giving them a "treat"&nbsp;after buying a new mobile phone, police said on Tuesday (Sep 24). The incident took place in East Delhi’s Shakarpur area.&nbsp;

All three attackers are juveniles, aged 16, and students of class 9. They have been apprehended in connection with the murder.&nbsp;

A patrol team was the first one to spot blood stains on a street near Ramji Samosa shop in Shakarpur around 7:15 pm on Monday (Sep 23), which led to further enquiry, said Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Delhi Apoorva Gupta.

As per the police, locals divulged that a group of boys was&nbsp;seen at the shop, and few of them even saw them stabbing one of the boys. The injured was taken to the LNJP Hospital then.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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The victim was identified as Sachin (16), who lived nearby, the official said, adding that the incident occurred in full public view.

DCP Gupta said two stab wounds were found on the back of Sachin and he later succumbed to injuries in the hospital about an hour later.&nbsp;

The DCP said further investigation has revealed Sachin and one of his friends were returning home after buying a mobile phone when they ran into the three boys.

"The group demanded a party or a treat to celebrate the purchase but Sachin refused. An argument ensued, leading to the stabbing," Gupta added.

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A case under sections 103(1) and 3(5) of the BNS (Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita) has been registered at the Shakarpur police station and the trio was apprehended from the locality on Tuesday, said Gupta.&nbsp;

Police used CCTV footage to identify the accused. A dagger used in the murder has also been recovered from the accused, police said.&nbsp;

In August, in Maharashtra’s Thane, three people were arrested for allegedly abducting and murdering a 13-year-old boy after stealing his mobile phone worth Rs 15,000. The victim was lured by a biker who offered him a lift and took him to a deserted place, where he and two others snatched the mobile, strangled him and disposed of his body.

(With inputs from agencies)

In a distressing case from Delhi, a Class 9 student was stabbed to death by three of his friends for allegedly not giving them a "treat" after buying a new mobile phone, police said on Tuesday (Sep 24).

In a distressing case from Delhi, a Class 9 student was stabbed to death by three of his friends for allegedly not giving them a "treat" after buying a new mobile phone, police said on Tuesday (Sep 24). The incident took place in East Delhi’s Shakarpur area. All three attackers are juveniles, aged 16, and students of class 9. They have been apprehended in connection with the murder. A patrol team was the first one to spot blood stains on a street near Ramji Samosa shop in Shakarpur around 7:15 pm on Monday (Sep 23), which led to further enquiry, said Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Delhi Apoorva Gupta. As per the police, locals divulged that a group of boys was seen at the shop, and few of them even saw them stabbing one of the boys. The injured was taken to the LNJP Hospital then. Also Read | Bengaluru murder: Mahalakshmi's husband suspects lover's role in murder after her body found in fridge The victim was identified as Sachin (16), who lived nearby, the official said, adding that the incident occurred in full public view. DCP Gupta said two stab wounds were found on the back of Sachin and he later succumbed to injuries in the hospital about an hour later. The DCP said further investigation has revealed Sachin and one of his friends were returning home after buying a mobile phone when they ran into the three boys. "The group demanded a party or a treat to celebrate the purchase but Sachin refused. An argument ensued, leading to the stabbing," Gupta added. Also Read | Badlapur horror: Opposition alleges accused Akshay Shinde was killed in ‘encounter’ A case under sections 103(1) and 3(5) of the BNS (Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita) has been registered at the Shakarpur police station and the trio was apprehended from the locality on Tuesday, said Gupta. Police used CCTV footage to identify the accused. A dagger used in the murder has also been recovered from the accused, police said. In August, in Maharashtra’s Thane, three people were arrested for allegedly abducting and murdering a 13-year-old boy after stealing his mobile phone worth Rs 15,000. The victim was lured by a biker who offered him a lift and took him to a deserted place, where he and two others snatched the mobile, strangled him and disposed of his body. (With inputs from agencies)

Delhi teen stabbed to death by friends over refusing to give 'treat' for new mobile phone

A 26-year-old woman was found dead at a house in the Indian capital, local police said on Thursday (Apr 4). The officials said that the body was found stuffed in an almirah in the house in the Dwarka area.&nbsp;

Police initiated action when the victim's father approached the police on Wednesday after he was unable to contact her in the last few days. He also has suspicions that her live-in partner, identified as Vipal Tailor, murdered his daughter, the police said.

A team from Dabri police station rushed to the woman's house in Dwarka's Rajapuri area after Police Control Room (PCR) received a call at 10.40 pm (IST) on Wednesday. The caller reportedly said his daughter could have been killed.&nbsp;

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"Upon entering the flat, the body of the woman was found in the almirah of a room. The crime scene was inspected by the crime team and FSL," said a senior police officer.&nbsp;

The deceased's father was also present at the spot.&nbsp;

The police cited his last call with the woman, in which she apparently claimed that her partner used to beat her up and she was afraid she could be murdered.&nbsp;

The father also told the police that his daughter had been living in the rented flat with Tailor for the past one and a half months.&nbsp;

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The police officer said the body was transferred to DDU Hospital mortuary for autopsy.&nbsp;

The officer said, "Efforts are underway to locate the accused, Vipal Tailor, who is a native of Surat in Gujarat. Based on the statement of the complainant, a case under Section 302 (murder) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) has been registered against the accused."&nbsp;

The officer also said that police teams are also scanning CCTV cameras in the area to find out the crime sequence.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

A 26-year-old woman was found dead at a house in the Indian capital, local police said on Thursday (Apr 4). The officials said that the body was found stuffed in an almirah in the house in the Dwarka area.

A 26-year-old woman was found dead at a house in the Indian capital, local police said on Thursday (Apr 4). The officials said that the body was found stuffed in an almirah in the house in the Dwarka area. Police initiated action when the victim's father approached the police on Wednesday after he was unable to contact her in the last few days. He also has suspicions that her live-in partner, identified as Vipal Tailor, murdered his daughter, the police said. A team from Dabri police station rushed to the woman's house in Dwarka's Rajapuri area after Police Control Room (PCR) received a call at 10.40 pm (IST) on Wednesday. The caller reportedly said his daughter could have been killed. Also read: Videos show how rescue workers saved child from 16-feet deep borewell in India "Upon entering the flat, the body of the woman was found in the almirah of a room. The crime scene was inspected by the crime team and FSL," said a senior police officer. The deceased's father was also present at the spot. The police cited his last call with the woman, in which she apparently claimed that her partner used to beat her up and she was afraid she could be murdered. The father also told the police that his daughter had been living in the rented flat with Tailor for the past one and a half months. Also read: Man slits his throat in front of Chief Justice in Karnataka High Court The police officer said the body was transferred to DDU Hospital mortuary for autopsy. The officer said, "Efforts are underway to locate the accused, Vipal Tailor, who is a native of Surat in Gujarat. Based on the statement of the complainant, a case under Section 302 (murder) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) has been registered against the accused." The officer also said that police teams are also scanning CCTV cameras in the area to find out the crime sequence. (With inputs from agencies)

Woman's body found stuffed in almirah in New Delhi, allegedly killed by live-in partner

It was a daring burglary rivalling scenes from a movie. A lone-wolf thief, 31-year-old Lokesh Srivas, who allegedly carried out the sensational $3 million (Rs 25 crore) heist in a jewellery store in New Delhi, had done it like a 'military mission'. The accused had conducted three visits to Delhi to carry out a ‘recce’ of his target store at the heart of the Indian capital.&nbsp;

He was caught after a tip-off. And now, interesting details are emerging about how he went about his 'mission'.

When going to invade Umrao Singh Jewellers in south Delhi's Bhogal area, he carried a packet of cashews and almonds to ensure he didn’t go hungry.

<h2>The accused toured Delhi three times before burglary</h2>

According to the police, Srivas stayed at the Rajdhani Guest House at Chandni Chowk. In addition to performing a reconnaissance on September 21, Srivas had previously made two trips to the city for the same reason, police said.

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He arrived in Jangpura on September 9 and remained there till September 12, when he departed for Mathura-Vrindavan. On September 15, he left for Delhi again, where he remained until September 17. From Kashmere Gate, he then boarded a bus bound for the central state of Madhya Pradesh.

He made his last trip to Delhi on September 21 and at 9.20pm, he left for Jangpura to conduct another reconnaissance.

A screwdriver and a plier were among the two tools Srivas allegedly took to Delhi on September 21 and used to commit the robbery at Umrao Singh Jewellers, according to the police. Aside from these, he also spent $16 (Rs 1,300) for a disc cutter from GB Road and a hammer from Chandni Chowk.

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Delhi Police have also discovered CCTV footage from the store, in which Srivas is seen covering his face with a white towel and unplugging the CCTV equipment.

<h2>How police reached the accused&nbsp;</h2>

As part of a joint operation between the Delhi Police and the state's police, Srivas was taken into custody from Kabirdham district in the eastern state of Chhattisgarh on Friday (Sep 29) morning.&nbsp;

In Chhattisgarh, he already has multiple cases registered against him. The arrest happened when Chhattisgarh Police informed the south-east district police that they had apprehended a man named Lokesh Rao who admitted to assistant sub-inspector Shamit Tiwari that one of his colleagues "had committed a big crime in Delhi" after being apprehended.

The Chhattisgarh Police then provided a photo of Srivas that matched the suspect's body type and appearance from the CCTV examined by Delhi police that showed him entering the shop on September 24.

For the heist&nbsp;on&nbsp; September 24, the&nbsp;accused entered the shop through the terrace and escaped with ornaments worth $3 million (Rs 20-25 crore).&nbsp;

This is one of the biggest robberies in Delhi since 2015. Back then, a cash van driver fled with almost Rs 22.5 crore in cash from the Govindpuri neighbourhood in southeast Delhi.

(With inputs from agencies)

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It was a daring burglary rivalling scenes from a movie. A lone-wolf thief, 31-year-old Lokesh Srivas, who allegedly carried out the sensational $3 million (Rs 25 crore) heist in a jewellery store in New Delhi, had done it like a 'military mission'.

It was a daring burglary rivalling scenes from a movie. A lone-wolf thief, 31-year-old Lokesh Srivas, who allegedly carried out the sensational $3 million (Rs 25 crore) heist in a jewellery store in New Delhi, had done it like a 'military mission'. The accused had conducted three visits to Delhi to carry out a ‘recce’ of his target store at the heart of the Indian capital. He was caught after a tip-off. And now, interesting details are emerging about how he went about his 'mission'. When going to invade Umrao Singh Jewellers in south Delhi's Bhogal area, he carried a packet of cashews and almonds to ensure he didn’t go hungry. The accused toured Delhi three times before burglary According to the police, Srivas stayed at the Rajdhani Guest House at Chandni Chowk. In addition to performing a reconnaissance on September 21, Srivas had previously made two trips to the city for the same reason, police said. Also read: India crypto fraud: Himachal Pradesh investors lose $24mn in a series of 'rug-pulls' He arrived in Jangpura on September 9 and remained there till September 12, when he departed for Mathura-Vrindavan. On September 15, he left for Delhi again, where he remained until September 17. From Kashmere Gate, he then boarded a bus bound for the central state of Madhya Pradesh. He made his last trip to Delhi on September 21 and at 9.20pm, he left for Jangpura to conduct another reconnaissance. A screwdriver and a plier were among the two tools Srivas allegedly took to Delhi on September 21 and used to commit the robbery at Umrao Singh Jewellers, according to the police. Aside from these, he also spent $16 (Rs 1,300) for a disc cutter from GB Road and a hammer from Chandni Chowk. Also read: 5G drives India's speed ranking up 72 places; better than many G20 countries Delhi Police have also discovered CCTV footage from the store, in which Srivas is seen covering his face with a white towel and unplugging the CCTV equipment. How police reached the accused As part of a joint operation between the Delhi Police and the state's police, Srivas was taken into custody from Kabirdham district in the eastern state of Chhattisgarh on Friday (Sep 29) morning. In Chhattisgarh, he already has multiple cases registered against him. The arrest happened when Chhattisgarh Police informed the south-east district police that they had apprehended a man named Lokesh Rao who admitted to assistant sub-inspector Shamit Tiwari that one of his colleagues "had committed a big crime in Delhi" after being apprehended. The Chhattisgarh Police then provided a photo of Srivas that matched the suspect's body type and appearance from the CCTV examined by Delhi police that showed him entering the shop on September 24. For the heist on September 24, the accused entered the shop through the terrace and escaped with ornaments worth $3 million (Rs 20-25 crore). This is one of the biggest robberies in Delhi since 2015. Back then, a cash van driver fled with almost Rs 22.5 crore in cash from the Govindpuri neighbourhood in southeast Delhi. (With inputs from agencies) ×

Delhi's $3 million heist: How one man single-handedly looted millions from a jewellery shop

The five-year-old boy who was kidnapped from his school van in Delhi last month was rescued early Tuesday morning&nbsp;by Delhi Police&#39;s crime branch.

The child is safe and has been handed over to his parents.

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Abducted&nbsp;on January 25, the child was rescued after Delhi police&#39;s crime branch raided an apartment in&nbsp;Ghaziabad. The kidnappers had rented the apartment to hide the child in.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The kidnappers opened fire on the cops when they raided the apartment.

During the gunbattle, one kidnapper was shot dead and two injured.

One policeman was also hit by a bullet but got saved because of his bullet-proof jacket.

The resident of Shahdara,&nbsp;child was kidnapped on January 25 by two masked men on a motorcycle when he was going to school in the morning.

The kidnappers boarded the school van and shot at the van driver in his leg and fled away with the child.

The school was informed of the incident through a woman attendant inside the school van and the school contacted the Delhi Police.

The kidnappers were also asking for the ransom of 50 lakh from the child&#39;s family.

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Two masked men on a motorcycle had stopped his school van and shot the driver before abducting him

The five-year-old boy who was kidnapped from his school van in Delhi last month was rescued early Tuesday morning by Delhi Police's crime branch. The child is safe and has been handed over to his parents. Our child has been found. I want to thank Delhi police as it is because of them that we have got our child back: Father of the abducted child who was rescued in Ghaziabad last night by the Crime Branch of Delhi Police. pic.twitter.com/JHPpV9gplK — ANI (@ANI) February 6, 2018 × Abducted on January 25, the child was rescued after Delhi police's crime branch raided an apartment in Ghaziabad. The kidnappers had rented the apartment to hide the child in. The kidnappers opened fire on the cops when they raided the apartment. During the gunbattle, one kidnapper was shot dead and two injured. One policeman was also hit by a bullet but got saved because of his bullet-proof jacket. The resident of Shahdara, child was kidnapped on January 25 by two masked men on a motorcycle when he was going to school in the morning. The kidnappers boarded the school van and shot at the van driver in his leg and fled away with the child. The school was informed of the incident through a woman attendant inside the school van and the school contacted the Delhi Police. The kidnappers were also asking for the ransom of 50 lakh from the child's family.

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Delhi teen stabbed to death by friends over refusing to give 'treat' for new mobile phone

Woman's body found stuffed in almirah in New Delhi, allegedly killed by live-in partner

Delhi's $3 million heist: How one man single-handedly looted millions from a jewellery shop

5-year-old Delhi schoolboy kidnapped last month rescued by police