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Boy stabbed to death in Saket PVR complex

NEW DELHI:In south Delhis Saket a youth Hemant was stabbed to death

Updated At : 06:23 AM Dec 01, 2018 IST

Tribune News Service

New Delhi, November 30

In south Delhi's Saket, a youth, Hemant, was stabbed to death. Police after grabbing the CCTV footage has arrested three suspected men.

Hemant, resident of Dakshinpuri, was working in a restaurant near PVR Saket. Like other days, he went to his restaurant around 4 pm. He had a fight with few boys, who stabbed him. The hit on chest led to more flow of blood resulting which he died, said police.

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