Delhi DU Student Murder Case: Man Accused Of Killing 21-Year-Old In Tilak Nagar Arrested After Gunfight With Police | Video
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New Delhi: A man accused of killing a 21-year-old Delhi University student in west Delhi's Tilak Nagar has been arrested following an exchange of fire with police, an official said on Friday.
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Accused Aqib alias Imran (26), who worked as a gym trainer, had been absconding since stabbing the girl to death at her apartment on August 26. More than 15 police teams were formed to trace him, they said.
A shocking incident has come to light from the Tilak Nagar area of #Delhi, where 21-year-old student and model Muskan was stabbed to death with knives after intruders broke into her own home. The main accused in this incident is gym trainer Imran Khan, who has been on the run… pic.twitter.com/hw1oqd5jN8
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"Following the incident, barricades and checkpoints were put up across the district, and teams were deployed to trace him. Imran kept changing his hideouts. Acting on a tip-off, teams of the Special Staff and Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) laid a trap to apprehend him," a senior police officer said.
However, a gunfight ensued between Imran and the police personnel who intercepted him, the officer said. The accused fired four rounds, while the police fired seven rounds, he said, adding that Imran suffered three bullet injuries on his leg.
Imran was subsequently apprehended and is being questioned. Further investigation is underway, police said.
#WATCH | Delhi: In a major breakthrough, the Delhi Police have tracked down and arrested the prime suspect accused of brutally stabbing a 21-year-old student inside her West Delhi residence.
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An encounter broke out during the arrest operation, during which the accused sustained a… pic.twitter.com/WHhThIN3LG
According to police, Imran had known the girl for 18 months. He first met her in the gym, where he was working as a trainer.
The woman, a second-year student at Delhi University's School of Open Learning (SOL), was a content creator and part-time model. Her elder sister is a model, according to people known to the family.
She was the youngest of four siblings and lived with her parents and siblings in a rented house near Mangla Hospital in West Delhi.
Imran was unemployed and had worked at the gym for about three months before being removed about two months ago over alleged inappropriate behaviour with customers, a gym worker said.
Delhi: The accused in the Tilak Nagar Muskaan murder case has been apprehended after sustaining a gunshot injury during an encounter with the Western District Special Staff team
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On July 18, the woman had approached a police station and complained that Imran was harassing her, but did not give a formal complaint, police said.
Police sent him to a de-addiction centre due to his history with drugs. He was released from the de-addiction centre on July 30 after he allegedly harmed himself there, police said.
Police said the woman did not want to continue her relationship with Imran, but he allegedly continued pursuing her.
Police suspect he became enraged over her talking to someone else during the last two months.
Delhi: A 21-year-old student and model, identified as Muskan, was allegedly stabbed to death after a man entered her house in Old Mahavir Nagar, Tilak Nagar, Delhi. The accused, identified as Imran, is reportedly a gym trainer who knew the victim and attended the same gym
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On the evening of August 26, Imran allegedly went to her house when she was alone. An argument broke out, following which he allegedly stabbed her multiple times with a knife and fled, police said.
CCTV footage showed the accused entering the building around 5.40 pm, a police source said.
Tilak Nagar police station received a PCR call regarding the stabbing of a girl at 7:24 pm, Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Hareshwar V Swami said.
The house help found the woman lying injured on the second floor of the building and informed her family, following which police were called.
She was rushed to a hospital, where doctors declared her dead on arrival, police said.
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