Sakshi Murder Case: Victim's family demand justice saying we want, "life for life"
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Sakshi Murder Case: Victim’s family demand justice saying we want, “life for life”

"The way he brutally killed my daughter he should get the death penalty. I don't want anything from anyone my only demand is that he (Sahil) should be punished," said the victim's father

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May 31, 2023, 09:00 am IST
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Parents of the deceased minor girl who was stabbed brutally in Delhi’s Shahbad Dairy area on May 29, demanded the death penalty for the accused Sahil.

“We want the death penalty for him (Sahil). Life for life. The way my daughter is gone, he should also be gone,” the deceased mother said while speaking to ANI. “The way he brutally killed my daughter he should get the death penalty. I don’t want anything from anyone my only demand is that he (Sahil) should be punished,” the father of the 16-year-old girl who was killed by accused Sahil in Delhi’s Shahbad Dairy said.

“I work as a labourer, and I have only two children, the first one was her and a small boy, I just want that he should be punished severely,” he said.

Earlier in the day, Delhi’s Rohini Court sent Sahil, the accused in the horrific murder of a minor girl in the Shahbad Dairy area of the national capital, to two-day police custody.

According to sources, Sahil produced before Duty Metropolitan Magistrates early in on Tuesday morning due to security reasons.

Duty Metropolitan Magistrate Jyoti Nain granted two days’ remand after hearing the submissions of Delhi Police.
Delhi Police sought the remand of Sahil on the ground that the weapon used for the murder was not recovered yet and he was changing his versions continuously which needs to be verified.

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Sources that Sahil fled the city after the murder and switched off his phone. He reached Bulandshahr in Uttar Pradesh after changing two buses. Arrested on Monday from Bulandshahr by Delhi Police, Sahil was today produced before the court and sent to police remand for two days.

According to police sources, after committing the murder, Sahil dumped his weapon in Rithala before fleeing to Bulandshahr.

A CCTV grab of the incident shows Sahil purportedly stabbing the girl multiple times with a knife. He continued to stab her even when she slumped to the ground. He kicked her and then took a concrete slab lying nearby and bludgeoned her head. All this while the footage showed people watching the events unfold and walking past without intervening. At one point a dog is seen approaching the spot.

The police reached the crime spot after the local beat officer was informed by the locals about the incident about 10 minutes after the incident.

An initial police investigation concluded that at the time of the incident, the victim did not have a mobile phone.
As per the police, the accused was in a relationship with the minor, but they had a quarrel on Sunday night after which he killed her with multiple assaults.

The police said that it had registered FIR in the matter under section 302 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) at Shahbad Dairy Police Station.

A rise of spine-chilling murder cases where bodies have been disposed of in an undignified manner makes us wonder about the mental state of cold-blooded murderers.

It is pertinent to mention that recent gruesome murder cases involve youth acting out of rage and anger as well as the incidents have become a new normal for them the onlookers, especially seen in Shahbad’s case, acted like thick-skinned, and still didn’t react after seeing the brutal scene.

Also Read: Delhi: Minor Hindu girl stabbed over 16 times, battered with boulder by Muslim boy; accused arrested

News agency ANI shared the victim’s parents’ statement with the caption, “My daughter was stabbed many times, her head was also bludgeoned into pieces. We demand stringent punishment for the accused,” says the Father of the 16-year-old minor girl.

Also, “Never saw Sahil. We demand justice for our daughter,” the mother of the 16-year-old minor victim said.

Watch their statements here and here.

(The story has been compiled with inputs from ANI)

Topics: minor butchered in DelhiLove jihad in DelhiDelhi Murder caseSakshi murder caseSahil killed SakshiDelhi Love JihadShahbad murder caseShahbad gruesome murderMohd Sahil Khan
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