A killing, heart-shaped tattoo, ₹1,000 fare dispute: Delhi cops arrest 3 after ‘man with no name’ found dead
The man, believed to be around 35 years old, was found dead on August 21 near the boundary wall of a government school in Naraina Vihar.
Police in Delhi are investigating the death of an unidentified man, found without clothing and severely injured near a government school in Naraina Vihar on August 21. The victim, estimated to be in his mid-30s, had a distinctive heart-shaped tattoo on his left forearm, bearing the names "Anand" and "Renu." According to initial reports, he was allegedly killed following a fare dispute involving a dispute over a ₹1,000 fare.
The man was initially picked up from IFFCO Chowk in Gurugram on August 17 by van driver Rajinder Kumar, 59. During the journey, an argument ensued, and Kumar allegedly assaulted the passenger using bricks and an earthen pot. His wife Kamini Makhija, 50, and son Laksh Makhija, 28, are suspected of helping conceal the body. The victim was found with blood stains on his body and was declared dead at Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital.
Police are examining CCTV footage and seeking to identify the victim and reconstruct the events leading to his death.
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