Man bludgeoned to death over space on footpath in Lutyens’ North Avenue

Police found the body of a man aged between 35 and 40 years with injuries on head and face and lying in a pool of blood.
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NEW DELHI: A vagabond was bludgeoned to death with stones and a stick allegedly by another vagabond after a quarrel broke out between them over space on a footpath in Lutyens’ Delhi’s North Avenue area on Tuesday, police said.  

The deceased has been identified as Chander Singh Rawat, police said. On Tuesday morning, the North Avenue police station was informed about a person lying unconscious near RML roundabout towards Mother Teresa Crescent road, police said. Police found the body of a man aged between 35 and 40 years with injuries on head and face and lying in a pool of blood, Madhur Verma, DCP (New Delhi), said. He said the man was later identified as Chander Singh Rawat, a native of Uttarakhand. He had no residential address in Delhi. A case was registered and investigation was taken up, Verma said. During the investigation, police apprehended a person named Vicky and recovered blood stained clothes and a blood stained stick, the DCP said.  

Interrogation revealed that when Vicky was sleeping on the footpath, Rawat came there and hit him with a stick and asked him to get up and leave the place for him. Enraged over this, the accused reacted and hit Rawat with stones and stick, he added.

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