Woman Stabbed Multiple Times in Delhis Shastri Park Area

A 22-year-old married woman was stabbed multiple times by her old friend following an argument in northeast Delhis Shastri Park area.

In a shocking incident, a 22-year-old married woman suffered critical injuries after she was stabbed multiple times allegedly by her old friend following an argument in northeast Delhi's Shastri Park area. The victim, identified as Hasmat Jahan of Shastri Park, is undergoing treatment at a hospital, police said, adding the accused has been arrested on attempt to murder charge.

The Incident

The incident took place near Buland Masjid where the accused Shah Babu, 23, a native of Kishanganj in Bihar, had come to meet Jahan, a police official said. Deputy Commissioner of Police (northeast) Joy Tirkey said that they received a PCR call at 3.25 pm regarding the stabbing of a woman. Jahan sustained multiple stab injuries on her head, face, and hands. She was rushed to Jag Pravesh Chandra Hospital from where she was referred to GTB Hospital. She is undergoing treatment and is in stable condition.

The Accused

Accused Shah Babu was apprehended from the spot and a knife used in the crime was also recovered from him, the DCP said. The woman's husband, Mohammad Munna, is a tailor by profession. Police said that the accused and victim knew each other before her marriage as both were neighbors in Bihar's Kishanganj. Jahan had married Mohammad Munna four months ago. Shah Babu was unhappy with her marriage. The accused, who worked as a tailor in Hyderabad, came to Delhi to meet her. While speaking with her, he lost his temper and stabbed her multiple times, said DCP Tirkey.

Investigation

The police have registered a case and are investigating the matter. The accused is being interrogated to ascertain the motive behind the crime. Further details are awaited.

This incident is a grim reminder of the dangers that women face in our society. It is important for women to be aware of their surroundings and to take precautions to protect themselves from potential harm. We must all work together to create a safer environment for women.