A 32-year-old man was allegedly stabbed to death in Hyderabad by his two associates, after an argument broke out between them over their alleged drug-peddling activities, police said.
Rajendranagar ACP said the preliminary probe indicated that the suspects believed Waseem was providing information to police about their alleged drug-peddling activities.
The victim was reportedly identified as Md Waseem. The two allegedly attacked him with knives and fled the scene. Waseem suffered serious injuries and died while being taken to the hospital. The CCTV of the incident has also surfaced, in which the victim can be seen with four other men, two of whom suddenly begin hitting and pushing him. The fight escalates as one accused starts stabbing and the other kicks him continuously. The other two men try to stop him, but to no avail.
The incident took place on Thursday at around 5.30 pm on the PV Narasimha Rao Expressway in the Upparpally area.
Police said Waseem met his two associates, identified as Sohail (Shoaib) and Ilyas when an argument broke out between them.
Accused Believed Victim Was Informing Cops
Our teams launched a manhunt to nab the accused,” Srinivas said. Giving details about the incident, Rajendranagar ACP T. “During the preliminary probe, police found out that the accused suspected that the victim was leaking their ganja sales-related information to the police and decided to kill him.
Srinivas said the preliminary investigation indicated that the suspects believed Waseem was providing information to police about their alleged drug-peddling activities.
