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Two men stabbed in central Delhi by ‘hardcore criminal’ out on bail

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New Delhi, Feb 2 (PTI) A man, recently released on bail, was arrested for allegedly stabbing two men in central Delhi in an inebriated state, an official said on Monday.

He locked himself inside his house to evade arrest and his family tried to stop the police team who arrived to apprehend him.

Police said Abdul Samad alias Sameer (29), a resident of Hauz Qazi, was a “hardcore criminal” with 31 previous cases, eight of which are still under trial. He had recently been released on bail in a case in January, the official said.

Two men sustained stab injuries due to the incident reported in the early hours of January 23.

According to a police complaint, around 2.30 am, Samad was engaged in a heated argument with two persons.

One of them allegedly asked the complainant to intervene who tried to mediate but Samad allegedly turned aggressive and attacked the two men with a sharp-edged object and fled, police said.

A case under relevant sections of the BNS was registered. CCTV footage and technical surveillance were analysed, and local intelligence was activated, they said.

On the intervening night of January 30-31, the team conducted a raid at his residence. During the operation, the accused allegedly locked himself inside the house to evade arrest, while a family member attempted to obstruct police action and made repeated PCR calls, the police officer said.

He said the team maintained restraint and later broke open the gate and apprehended Samad.

During interrogation, Samad allegedly confessed that the verbal altercation escalated into a physical fight on January 23. He claimed that he was drunk at the time of the incident, police added. PTI SSJ SSJ SKY SKY

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