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What Happened?

On June 27, 2025, around 9:41 pm, 19‑year‑old Yash, a resident of Rani Garden in Shahdara, East Delhi, was fatally stabbed near the Geeta Colony Pusta Flyover after his scooter allegedly brushed past a group of boys.

Victim & Location

• Victim: Yash, 19, Xiaomi factory worker and cricket enthusiast from Rani Garden.
• Scene: Narrow lanes near Ambedkar Park, Shiv Mandir, Geeta Colony – a buzzing, densely populated locality.

Accused & Arrests

• Three accused were later arrested, including Amaan, Lucky, and a juvenile.
• Initial investigations named Amaan and Rehan (or Lucky) as key perpetrators.
• A minor suspect was among those detained.

Motive: Road Rage Escalation

Police say it began as a minor collision—Yash’s scooty’s side‑mirror grazed the accused youths, leading to verbal and then physical confrontation.

The Fatal Attack

• The group reportedly chased Yash, and one stabbed him in the lower back before fleeing.
• Rushed to Laxmi Nagar hospital, he was declared brought dead on arrival.

Investigation & Evidence

• CCTV footage from local cameras helped identify suspects quickly.
• Police teams, led by DCP Prashant Gautam, arrested all three within hours of the incident.

Family Claims & Allegations

• Yash’s mother, Rakhi, termed it a conspiracy, urging a deeper probe involving a girl named Gullu.
• She also said the accused’s home was being protected by police.
• Family suggested Yash may have been targeted due to his friendship with a Muslim girl, though police have not confirmed this motive.

Official Statements

• DCP Prashant Gautam stated that Amaan and Rehan, along with a minor, were identified and termed it a road‑rage case.
• Delhi Police have assured a thorough investigation.

Broader Context

Delhi has seen a trend of youth violence turning fatal—e.g., recent stabbings over minor altercations. Cases like Seelampur (June 2025) and others show how quickly tempers turn lethal.

Key Takeaways & Social Message

• 🤝 Avoid letting anger escalate over small incidents.
• 📱 Use dialogue, mediation, and public help when conflicts arise.
• 🧠 Parents and schools should teach anger management early.
• 🚓 Timely community response—like filming and reporting—can save lives.

Disclaimer: This article is based on current reports from Delhi Police and credible media outlets as of July 3, 2025. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The family’s allegations and other claims are under verification. For official updates, refer to Delhi Police releases and court documents.