Narela Industrial Area Police Solve JJ Colony Murder: Teen Held for Stabbing 18-Year-Old, Traced Through CCTV Analysis

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New Delhi: Narela Industrial Area police in Delhi’s Outer North District have solved the murder of an 18-year-old in Bawana’s JJ Colony, tracing and apprehending the accused through CCTV analysis and local intelligence, police said in a press release on Tuesday.

A PCR call reached PS Narela Industrial Area on 9 November about a person lying unconscious at JJ Colony, Bawana. Brijesh alias Bali, 18, was found with stab injuries and was declared brought dead at SRHC Hospital, Narela.

Police said the incident took place near Umar Masjid in E-Block, JJ Colony, after an earlier quarrel with Fardeen alias Akash. A case under Section 103(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) was registered under FIR No. 634/2026 at PS Narela Industrial Area.

Through CCTV analysis and local intelligence, the police identified and apprehended the accused, Fardeen alias Akash, son of Md. Sanjoor, aged about 18 years and one month, a resident of A-245, JJ Colony, Bawana.

The operation was carried out under ACP/Narela Rakesh Kumar by a team led by Inspector Manoj Kumar, SHO of Narela Industrial Area. The team included ASI Balraj, Head Constables Naveen, Kali Charan and Mohit, and Constable Ashwani.

Further investigation is in progress, police said. The release was issued by Shobhit D. Saksena, IPS, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Outer North District.

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