Delhi Road Rage: Tea-tea-neck tea with glass with liqueur, dies

In a case of road anger, one man would hit another on his head with a bottle of liqueur and used the broken glass to cut his neck, following an argument in East Delhi, officials said on Saturday.

The police teams arrived at the scene and found out that the victim was in a nearby hospital, where she was declared dead. (Representative image)

The incident happened when the motorcycles belonging to the victim and the accused collided on Friday, which led to a dispute near NH-21 in Kalyan Puri. The police teams arrested two men – Pankaj Kumar Sinha (30 years old) and Jeetu (27), they said.

Ashish (24 years old), a tea seller, was returning after the Holi holidays with his friends when he was killed.

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“On March 14, a PCR call was received at the Kalyan Puri Police Section about an attack near NH-21. The appellant reported that two men, bicycle, assaulted another man with a bottle, slamming his neck before running to Raj Nagar, Ghaziabad,” said the Deputy Commissioner of the Police (Est).

The police teams arrived at the scene and found out that the victim was in a nearby hospital, where she was declared dead.

According to the officer, Vikas, who was with Ashish, when the incident happened that they were heading home in Khoda after playing Holi.

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“As they crossed the NH-21 rotation, their motorcycle was hit by a motorcycle carrying two people approaching Mandawall.

He added that the glass was shattered and the attacker then used a sharp piece of glass and cut Ashish’s neck, which killed him. Both suspects then fled from the scene, the officer said.

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One case was registered in this regard and was underway. Multiple teams were formed to examine the problem

The accused’s movement was followed after the analysis of the CCTV and the automatic recognition materials of the numbers (ANPR), examining the call records, which led to the arrest of the two suspect mayors, he said.

Pankaj is from Ghaziabad and Jeetu from Uttar Pradesh from Mandawali in Delhi and both have previous cases, the police said.