A 32-year-old gym trainer was shot at in the Trilokpuri area of East Delhi at midnight on Wednesday over the alleged long standing family enmity, the police official said. The injured identified as Ravi Yadav, is undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Patparganj.
Her arrest led to the seizure of 25 Pheniramine maleate injections (a type of anti-allergic drug), 10 ml each, and an equal number of Buprenorphine injections 2 ml each (used for the relief of severe pain).
The accused, identified as Abhishek Kumar alias Harshu and Vikrant alias Vicky, were apprehended with two sophisticated pistols and 22 live rounds in their possession.
According to the police, a PCR call regarding the firing incident was received at Police station Gandhi Nagar, and a team was rushed to the spot. One Sufian was injured, and rushed to hospital by the local police team where he succumbed.
The passenger of an auto-rickshaw was critically injured in a head-on collision with a car in East Delhi following which the driver of the car, a serving police constable, was arrested.
A 32-year-old mentally unstable person was beaten to death by some boys in Rohini, outer Delhi while in another similar incident, a group of boys stabbed a teenager in the Shakarpur area of east Delhi, the police said here on Tuesday.
According to the police, a call was received regarding the death of the boy in Brijpuri madrasa at 9.52 pm on Friday.
A PCR call was made reporting that a girl was lying unconscious behind a locked door, according to the police. Promptly, a team was dispatched to the site.
In the recent past, multiple fire incidents have been reported from across the national capital in quick succession, including one at CR building in ITO on May 14 in which an office superintendent lost his life while the charred body of a labourer was recovered from a paper godown in Shakarpur where a fire broke out on May 15.
Addressing the election rally for party candidate Harsh Malhotra from East Delhi seat in Mayur Vihar Phase-3, CM Yogi dared Arvind Kejriwal to compare the condition of Delhi with that of Ghaziabad and Noida in Uttar Pradesh.
