32-year-old man stabbed to death after two cars collided in west Delhi

It might be a bit unfair to term the Capital's roads unsafe for women. Men are not having a good time on them either.


Too late: The victim was taken to Sehgal Nursing Homeu00a0where he
succumbed to his injuries. Pic/mid day

In an apparent case of road rage, a young house loan agent was stabbed to death by four unidentified men in full public glare in northwest Delhi on Monday following an altercation over a collision between their cars.
"The victim was passing by the Keshavpuram bus depot at around noon when the incident occurred," said a police official.

The deceased has been identified as Hemant Gupta (32) who works as a loan agent with HDFC bank. Gupta was on his way to office from his Vikaspuri residence when the mishap happened.

A car hit his four-wheeler from behind near a drain in Keshavpuram and an argument broke out between him and four passengers of the other vehicle.

As the exchange of words got heated, the official quoting an eyewitnesses said, one of the four men stabbed him on his hand and chest. None of the onlookers intervened, he said.

The victim was taken to the nearby Sehgal Nursing Home where he succumbed to his injuries. Police received the registration number of the vehicle and are in the process of identifying the culprits and the car involved in the incident. A case of murder has been lodged at Vikaspuri police station.