Drug addict stabs woman to death
The Hindu
Accused had threatened victim’s son to get smack for him
A 35-year-old woman was killed by a man whom she had slapped for forcing her son to buy smack in Dwarka’s Mohan Garden on Monday, the police said. The accused, a drug addict, has been arrested.
DCP (Dwarka) Shankar Choudhary said the deceased has been identified as Priyanka, and another person who was injured has been identified as Sunny, 29, resident of Sagarpur. The accused has been identified as Lucky alias Lakhan.
The police received a PCR call at 5 a.m. from the victim’s son saying that his mother and Sunny had been stabbed and they had been taken to a hospital. When the police reached the spot, they were informed that the injured have been shifted to a private hospital in Janakpuri where the woman was declared brought dead and the man is undergoing treatment.
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