The Delhi Police has arrested two men in connection with the revenge murder of a 22-year-old who was shot dead near Shyam Lal College in northeast Delhi’s Welcome area earlier this month, officials said on Wednesday.
The incident was reported during the intervening night of May 19 and 20, when police received information about a firing near Shyam Lal College.
Upon reaching the spot, police found that the injured, Amanullah Qureshi, a resident of Maujpur, had already been shifted to GTB Hospital by his family members, where doctors declared him dead.
A forensic team inspected the crime scene and collected evidence, following which a case under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and Arms Act was registered at Welcome police station.
Based on technical surveillance and local intelligence, police arrested the two accused, identified as Saifi alias Abdul (27) and Ameer Alam (22), both residents of Mathura in Uttar Pradesh.
During interrogation, the accused allegedly confessed to their involvement in the murder and disclosed details about their associates, police said.
Raids are underway to arrest the remaining accused involved in the case.
During the investigation, the police learned that the deceased was the brother of Moin Qureshi, an accused currently lodged in judicial custody in the murder case of Faizan alias Fazzi.
Moin was wanted for allegedly shooting dead 24-year-old Faizan inside King Cafe in the Welcome area on January 23 this year. Police had said Moin and Faizan knew each other and lived in the same locality.
According to investigators, the murder stemmed from a financial dispute after Moin allegedly borrowed Rs 30,000 from Faizan and failed to repay it. Police claimed that Faizan had allegedly misbehaved with Moin’s father over the issue, after which Moin procured a pistol and allegedly shot Faizan multiple times inside the cafe.
A day after the murder, Moin allegedly uploaded a video on social media confessing to the crime before deleting it and going underground. He was later arrested after a brief exchange of fire with the Special Cell team in Timarpur.
Read More: Minor killed, elderly woman injured in west Delhi house fire
Delhi Police busted a fake Rs 20 coin racket, arresting four people and seizing counterfeit…
BJP marched in West Delhi seeking a Congress apology for the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, calling…
Rahul Gandhi alleged the BJP forcibly closed Connaught Place shops, causing losses to traders during…
INDIA bloc leaders and workers gathered in Delhi for a 'Chalo Dilli' march and rally…
Selection of a spate of leg-spinners and just one pacer in senior women’s T20 team…
Force monitors protest-related accounts and takes down 300 posts; says it uses videos of personnel…
