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Man stabs 28-year-old addict brother to death in outer Delhi

The accused, Sujit, is a resident of Baprola Vihar and has been arrested for the alleged murder

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|Apr 26, 2022, 17:42:16 IST

New Delhi: Fed up of his alcohol addiction, a 32-year-old man allegedly killed his brother by stabbing him with a knife in chest in outer Delhi's Ranhola area, police said on Tuesday. The accused, Sujit, is a resident of Baprola Vihar and has been arrested for the alleged murder, police informed.They said on 23 April they had received information from the RML Hospital about a 28-year-old Manjit Singh being admitted in an unconscious and injured state. He was declared dead later. When police examined the medical report they found that Manjit had a stab injury near the left side of the chest, a senior police officer said. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer) Sameer Sharma said in local enquiry, Manjit's brother Sujit emerged as a key suspect in the murder, following which he was detained, and arrested after interrogation."During interrogation, he revealed he was very angry with his brother because of his daily drinking. They regularly fought with each other. So, he decided to finish him off and stabbed him in the chest," Sharma said. Sujit works as a contractor in construction business, police said. The knife used in committing the murder has also been recovered, they said.Read all the Latest News, Trending NewsCricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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First Published:Apr 26, 2022, 17:42:16 IST
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