UPDATED: Oct 15, 2026 17:37 IST
A chilling murder was caught on CCTV in South Delhi's Kalindi Kunj area, where a man was repeatedly stabbed to death in broad daylight. The victim, identified as Shahid Hussain from Abul Fazl Enclave in Jamia Nagar, was intercepted on his two-wheeler and attacked with knives by three men on a motorcycle. Although rushed to Apollo Hospital, he was declared dead due to severe injuries. According to the Delhi Police, the attack stemmed from personal enmity developed while the accused and the victim were lodged in Tihar Jail. All three accused, who were out on bail, have been taken into custody.
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