symbolic picture.
Symbolic picture.
A case of murder of a 28-year-old private teacher, which took place on August 30 in Batla House area of Jamia Nagar, Delhi, came to light. Delhi Police has solved this matter. Disclosing the matter, the police said that they have arrested a minor on the charge of murder. The accused confessed to his crime and told that he was a victim of sexual exploitation and blackmailing. Police have also recovered clothes, mobile and shoes of the deceased from him.
The name of the deceased was Mohammad Wasim alias
According to DCP Rajesh Dev, on August 30, at around 2:15 pm, information was received that there was blood scattered in a room located on the second floor of M-45, Jamia Nagar, Batla House and the room was lying open. Local police reached the spot and found the body of a man aged around 28 years in the one room set. There were deep wound marks on his neck. Identification of the deceased Wasim alias Altaf son of Late Mohammad Jameel Ahmed. He was a private teacher and lived apart from the family on a separate property. This property belonged to Altaf’s family only. Which was vacated by the tenant a few days ago. On the basis of investigation and facts, a case of murder was registered.
Teenager was fed up with repeated sexual assault
The role of a juvenile was analyzed during the investigation. It was revealed that the deceased was involved in homosexual activities. He had been sexually abusing the teenager for two months. A video of the teenager was also made and he was also threatened to post the video on social media. On the day of the incident, Altaf had called the minor with the intention of satisfying his lust. He met Kishore at the property numbered M-45 at around 11.30 in the morning. The teenager was fed up with the repeated sexual assaults and had planned to eliminate the deceased. Finding the opportune moment, the teenager slit the throat of the deceased with a paper cutter and fled from the spot.
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