MCD worker stabbed to death in east Delhi, protests erupt

MCD sanitation worker stabbed to death in Kalyanpuri, accused absconding

A 27-year-old MCD sanitation worker, identified as Anil, was stabbed to death in east Delhi's Kalyanpuri area on Monday. Police said he was attacked with a knife and rushed to hospital, where he was declared dead. A purported CCTV video of the incident has gone viral on social media, showing a man in a yellow T-shirt approaching Anil before stabbing him in the stomach and fleeing. The Times of India reports that the footage shows passersby and a motorcyclist stopping near the spot, but no one appears to help the injured worker. Police have not confirmed the footage's authenticity and said all CCTV recordings from the area are being examined.

MCD worker stabbed to death in east Delhi, protests erupt

Anil's family alleged they initially received a call from police informing them he had met with an accident, but later learned he was stabbed. They said he had no enmity with anyone and could not understand why he was targeted. Following the incident, several MCD sanitation workers staged a dharna at the spot, demanding the immediate arrest of the accused, a government job for one family member, and compensation. AAP MLA Kuldeep Kumar joined the protest, calling for justice, according to the Times of India. A senior police officer said the motive is yet to be ascertained and all angles are being examined, including whether a single person or more than one was involved.

MCD worker stabbed to death in east Delhi, protests erupt

Sources (2): hindustantimes.com, timesofindia.indiatimes.com

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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.

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