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Delhi youth stabbed to death over old enmity

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New Delhi, May 27: An 18-year-old youth was stabbed to death on Saturday allegedly by a group of boys over an old enmity in Kalyanpuri here, police said.
Not many details about the attackers, including their age, were immediately known, they said.
According to police, they received information at 5.11 am regarding multiple stab injuries to a youth, identified as Anshu alias Banda from Trilokpuri. He was admitted to LBS Hospital by police personnel.
The victim with 21 stab injuries was referred to AIIMS where he was declared dead, Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Amrutha Guguloth said.
Before succumbing to injuries, Anshu told police that four to five youths attacked him, the DCP said, adding two police teams have been formed to apprehend the assailants.
Preliminary investigation has suggested that there was an old enmity between the attackers and the victim. However, the exact reason will be ascertained when the attackers will be nabbed, police added.
Anshu is survived by his father, mother and three siblings, they said.
His cousin Vishal said Anshu was out on a morning walk when the incident took place.
“When I heard about the incident, I rushed to LBS hospital from where we took him to AIIMS Trauma Centre where he died. We suspect that a local person from the area is behind the killing as he has threatened us earlier. Last week too, we were attacked by some people. We want the attackers to be nabbed as soon as possible and punished,” Vishal said.
The victim’s cousin sister Shivani said, “I have no idea who killed him but I heard that someone from the locality is behind the incident.” (PTI)

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