New Delhi: Three men and a juvenile have been apprehended after a man was stabbed twice during an alleged assault over a dispute concerning photographs in Shahbad Dairy, Delhi Police said on Monday.
The injured man, Ravi Kumar, was admitted to BSA Hospital following the October 25 incident. Police said a knife allegedly used in the attack had been recovered.
Dispute over photographs, police say
According to the injured man’s statement to police, the group intercepted and assaulted him near Hanuman Temple in D-Block, Shahbad Dairy. Police received a call about the stabbing near Salma Chowk and went to the spot before proceeding to the hospital.
The statement alleged that one person stabbed Kumar twice, while Sunny and Akash kicked and punched him. Ram Prasidh allegedly urged the others to kill him, police said.
The three adults apprehended were identified as Akash, 25, Sunny, 22, and Ram Prasidh, 46. The fourth person is a juvenile, whose identity is being withheld.
Knife recovered; individual roles under investigation
FIR No. 690/2026 was registered at Shahbad Dairy police station on October 25 under Sections 109(1) and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
A team led by Inspector Surender Singh, comprising Sub-Inspector Ram Singh, Head Constables Bheem Singh, Neeraj and Ashish, and Constable Kartik, traced the four, police said. The investigation was supervised by ACP Bawana Gaurav Singh.
Outer North DCP Shobhit D. Saksena said further investigation was underway to establish the complete sequence of events and the individual roles of those apprehended. The recovered knife and other exhibits were being examined, along with relevant forensic evidence.
