This story is from September 27, 2019

Snatchers kill again, stab man to grab his bag in west Delhi

In yet another violent snatching case in the capital, a 27-year-old man was stabbed to death by three assailants trying to take away his bag on a desolate road in west Delhi’s Sagarpur early Thursday morning. In the gruesome attack, captured on CCTV camera, the man was stabbed multiple times on his chest as he resisted the snatchers.
Delhi: Man killed after resisting robbery attempt
Cops suspect the role of a gang that chokes their victims and rob them
NEW DELHI: In yet another violent snatching case in the capital, a 27-year-old man was stabbed to death by three assailants trying to take away his bag on a desolate road in west Delhi’s Sagarpur early Thursday morning. In the gruesome attack, captured on CCTV camera, the man was stabbed multiple times on his chest as he resisted the snatchers.
The victim, Monu Tyagi, was going to board a bus for his village in UP.
He had died by the time he could be taken to hospital. Police have arrested three suspects.
At least five people have been killed by snatchers in the city in the past month, amid a spurt in crime. Tyagi’s relatives told cops that he had come to Delhi on Tuesday for a visit. He was waylaid by the snatchers while walking down Arya Samaj Mandir road in Hans Park.
CCTV footage shows the three men surrounding Tyagi and asking him something, possibly the contents of his backpack. They then start pulling at the bag. When Tyagi resists, one of the men grabs his neck with his forearm while the other pulls out a knife and stabs him thrice on his chest. The men drag Tyagi to a corner and snatch his bag while continuing to stab him.
No witness, but clues in CCTV footage: Cops
Tyagi was taken to the DDU hospital where he was declared dead. Police say there was no eyewitness to the murder but the CCTV footage had given them some vital clues.
Tyagi’s relatives have told police that he owned a plot of land at his village near Muzaffarnagar in west Uttar Pradesh and often stayed in Delhi with his uncle, who is in the business of lending sound systems for religious functions.
They said Tyagi had planned to go to his village on Thursday to attend to a family issue and return to Delhi on Monday.
DCP (south-west) Devender Arya said a case under sections of murder had been registered based on the CCTV footage. Cops suspect the role of a gang that chokes their victims and rob them. The three arrested suspects are being interrogated.
Tyagi’s body was handed over to his family after an autopsy on Thursday afternoon. His parents who stay at the village had been informed about the murder.
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