A shocking incident took place near Gate Number 6 of the Telangana High Court on Thursday in which a man was brutally stabbed to death. The unidentified assailant attacked the victim with a knife, stabbing him on the road and causing panic among bystanders.
The victim, a Sulabh complex worker, was declared dead on the spot. After committing the crime, the assailant managed to flee, leaving a trail of panic and chaos in the aftermath.
Responding to public alerts, local police officers arrived on the scene immediately. They have since moved the victim’s body for autopsy and filed a case, launching an investigation into the incident.
According to preliminary reports, there may be a dispute between the accused and the victim over the payment of Rs 10,000 which have led to the murder. More details are awaited as the investigation progresses.
Two people found murdered at Chandrayangutta
In another incident, two people were found murdered at separate locations at Chandrayangutta, the police said on Tuesday.
In the first case, a man aged around 35 years, whose identity is yet to be known, was discovered lying near a truck near Keshavigiri on Friday by some locals who informed the police. When the police examined the body, they discovered stab wounds on the neck and head.
In the other case, a woman’s body was discovered near Royal Car Decors in Hashamabad on Friday. The woman, whose identity is unknown, was murdered with a knife by unknown individuals.
“In both the cases there are stab injuries on the bodies. As of now, we cannot say if both murders are connected or not. We are trying to ascertain the identity of the persons and making efforts to nab the assailants,” said an official of Chandrayangutta police station. The police registered two cases and are investigating.
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