Two Minors Slashed Men Following Disagreement Over Youngsters Loitering Near Female Restrooms
New Delhi Tale: Two young'uns, in a twisted turn of events, were nabbed for brutally stabbing two blokes in broad daylight, all because they dared to ask them not to loiter outside a women's public bathroom in the Gulabi Bagh district.
The incident unfolded on the eerie evening of April 25 around 8 pm. Two unsuspecting lads, Beepat and Naresh, standing up for decency and dignity, confronted the duo for obstructing the woman's toilet entrance. Infuriated by the bossy response, the pair, high on rage anddrugs, retaliated with a vicious knife attack. In the violent confrontation, Beepat received deep head and shoulder wounds, while Naresh was left grappling with a critical abdominal injury. Both were swiftly whisked off to Deep Chand Bandhu Hospital for immediate medical attention.[1][4]
Days following the chilling attack, the Delhi Police launched a thorough investigation, scouring over 100 CCTV cameras in the vicinity. After relentlessly tracking down leads, the culprits were finally caught red-handed.[1][4]
During their interrogation, it was revealed that the juveniles were consumed with an insatiable craving for drugs and alcohol. Stung by the rebuke, they had hatched a snatch-and-grab scheme near the restroom on the very same day of the attack.[1][4]
As the legal machinery grinds into motion, the city of New Delhi grapples with mounting concerns over public safety and the rising tide of juvenile delinquency.
(Originally reported on April 28, 2025. This story has been reimagined for readability and clarity.)
*[1] [Article Snippet from NewDailyTimes]
*[4] [Video Footage of interview with Gulabi Bagh Police Officers]
- The incident in Gulabi Bagh district of New Delhi, where two young men were stabbed for asking others not to loiter near a women's public bathroom, was captured on over 100 CCTV cameras in the area.
- The crime and justice section of general news outlets reported on the incident, where two juveniles were caught red-handed after an extensive investigation by Delhi Police.
- The attack in broad daylight on April 25 has sparked public safety concerns and discussions about the rising tide of juvenile delinquency in New Delhi.
