Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Delhi University Student Stabbed to Death at Tilak Nagar Home
A 21-year-old university student was found badly injured inside her home in Delhi.
Police said she had been stabbed with a knife.
She was taken to a hospital, but doctors declared her dead on arrival.
Police suspect a 26-year-old man she knew committed the attack.
They said he may have been angry because she was talking to someone else.
The suspect allegedly visited her while she was alone and fled after an argument.
CCTV reportedly showed him entering the building at about 5:40 pm.
Police have formed around 15 teams to find him.
A 21-year-old second-year Delhi University School of Open Learning student was stabbed multiple times at her family home.
Police suspect 26-year-old Imran, whom the victim knew, attacked her after an argument.
The victim’s brother identified the suspected attacker as Aqib alias Imran, who lives nearby.
CCTV footage reportedly showed the accused entering the building around 5:40 pm on Wednesday.
Police registered a murder case, formed about 15 teams and are conducting raids to find the absconding suspect.
- Who
- A 21-year-old Delhi University student was killed; police suspect Imran, whom her brother identified as Aqib alias Imran.
- What
- She was allegedly stabbed multiple times inside her home, and police registered a murder case.
- When
- The alleged attack occurred on Wednesday evening; police received a PCR call at 7:24 pm.
- Where
- The attack occurred at the student’s family home near Mangla Hospital in Tilak Nagar, West Delhi.
- Why
- Police suspect the accused was angry because the student had been talking to another person.
- Victim
- A 21-year-old second-year student at Delhi University’s School of Open Learning
- Suspect
- Imran, 26; the victim’s brother named him as Aqib alias Imran
- Relationship
- Police said the victim had known the accused for about one and a half years
- Suspected motive
- Police suspect anger over the victim talking to another person
- CCTV timing
- The accused was reportedly seen entering the building around 5:40 pm
- Emergency call
- Tilak Nagar Police Station received a PCR call at 7:24 pm
- Police response
- About 15 teams were formed to apprehend the absconding suspect
