DU student murder: Why is Kejriwal silent, questions Delhi BJP chief, Kapil Mishra demands Rs 1 crore compensation
On Wednesday evening, the victim was called to Nanda Road on some pretext, and when he reached the spot, he was physically assaulted allegedly by a group of four-five people, including the woman’s brothers, a senior police officer said.
New Delhi: Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta questioned the silence of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over the murder of an 18-year-old DU student. An 18-year-old student was beaten to death in Delhi allegedly over his relationship with a girl belonging to a different religion in Adarsh Nagar. Rahul Rajput was a BA second-year student, who also used to give English tuition to students.
According to the victim’s family, the 18-year-old had received a call regarding tuition and he was asked to meet someone at a narrow lane near his house. He was later beaten by the girl’s brother along with 7-8 boys. Rajput was immediately rushed to BJRM hospital in an unconscious condition. However, the boy succumbed to his injuries during treatment. No visible injury was seen on the deceased’s body. The post mortem of the body was done today.
Watch what Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta said:
#Delhi BJP chief @adeshguptabjp questioned the silence of Delhi Chief Minister @ArvindKejriwal and accused him of doing appeasement politics.
| @CMODelhi | pic.twitter.com/OLqZXk1zoG— Newsroompost (@NewsroomPostCom) October 10, 2020
BJP leader Kapil Mishra demanded a compensation of Rs 1 crore from the Delhi government:
आदर्श नगर में राहुल की हत्या ठीक उसी प्रकार हुई जिस प्रकार ध्रुव त्यागी और अंकित सक्सेना जी की हत्या की गई थी
मैं केजरीवाल सरकार से मांग करता हूँ कि राहुल के परिवार को कानूनी सहायता और एक करोड़ रुपये की मदद तुरंत दी जाए pic.twitter.com/DT7lf3mmOz
— Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishra_IND) October 10, 2020
Manwar Hussain, Md Raj & 3 juveniles arrested
On Wednesday evening, the victim was called to Nanda Road on some pretext, and when he reached the spot, he was physically assaulted allegedly by a group of four-five people, including the woman’s brothers, a senior police officer said.
On the statement of Dharma Pal, the uncle of the deceased, a case u/s 302/ 34 IPC has been registered, and two accused persons namely Manwar Hussain s/o Hasibul r/o C 195, Jahangir Puri Delhi and Md. Raj s/o Abdul Mahar Afroj r/o H2/176 Jahangir Puri Delhi have been arrested and three juveniles have been apprehended.
DCP North West has appealed to the people to not give any colour to the case calling it a “dispute” between two families.
The girl was witness to horror, sent to Naari Niketan
According to reports, the whole incident happened in front of the girl. She is the prime witness in this case. The girl has cited a threat from her family that’s why the police have sent her to a shelter home (Naari Niketan). The police have been deployed in the locality so that they could prevent any untoward situation.