Two men arrested for killing minor boy in south Delhi

21 July,2020 01:15 PM IST |  New Delhi  |  PTI

They took him to a hospital and left the place, police said. After their arrest, the accused told police that they had a monetary dispute with the deceaseds father and they killed his son by attacking him with a brick, the DCP said

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Two men were arrested on Monday for allegedly killing a 15-year-old boy in south Delhi's Zamrudpur area, police said. The accused -- Sudhir (55) and Satish (45) -- had a monetary dispute with the deceased's father, they said.

"On Monday around 3 am, police received information that a 15-year-old boy was lying injured at Zamrudpur and rushed to a hospital by two persons," Deputy Commissioner of Police (south) Atul Kumar Thakur said. He succumbed to injuries around 11.30 am. The post-mortem was conducted on Monday, Thakur said. During investigation, it was revealed that two men were found at the spot near the victim.

They took him to a hospital and left the place, police said. After their arrest, the accused told police that they had a monetary dispute with the deceased's father and they killed his son by attacking him with a brick, the DCP said.

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