In a swift police operation, authorities in New Delhi have apprehended five minors for their alleged involvement in a violent stabbing incident at the Shastri Nagar Metro station. The attack, which occurred on Monday, left a 27-year-old man with multiple stab wounds, requiring urgent medical attention and surgical intervention.
Police Swiftly Identify and Arrest Accused
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Metro) Kushal Pal Singh confirmed that the accused were identified and taken into custody within just a few hours of the incident. The targeted operation was conducted specifically in the Shastri Nagar area, demonstrating the police's rapid response capabilities in handling such serious crimes in the capital city.
Details of the Metro Station Attack
The stabbing took place at gate number 1 of Shastri Nagar Metro station, a critical access point that opens to a bridge connecting multiple neighborhoods. This bridge serves as a vital link to:
- Subhadra Colony
- Sarai Rohilla
- Vivekanand Puri
- Daya Basti railway station
According to police reports, the altercation between the victim and the minors was officially reported to the Netaji Subhash Place metro police station on Monday, initiating the investigation that led to the quick arrests.
Victim's Medical Condition and Treatment
The 27-year-old victim sustained multiple stab injuries during the confrontation. His brother-in-law immediately transported him to Deep Chand Bandhu Hospital for initial emergency treatment. Due to the severity of his injuries, medical professionals referred him to the more specialized RML Hospital for necessary surgery and advanced medical care. His current condition remains under medical supervision as he recovers from the traumatic incident.
This incident highlights ongoing concerns about public safety at transportation hubs in Delhi and underscores the importance of vigilant policing in metropolitan areas. The police's efficient handling of this case serves as a reminder of their commitment to maintaining law and order in the city's busy transit systems.
