The friend of a Delhi University (DU) student, who was allegedly beaten to death over an affair with her in Delhi, claimed that the victim Rahul Rajput was killed after proper planning. Rahul was a second year undergraduate student, who also used to teach English classes to students. He used to live in the Adarsh Nagar area of Delhi.
“Around 6 o’clock my cousin called me and said that he could not contact Rahul by phone. I told him that Rahul’s mother had sold his phone and that he did not have a number. My cousin asks if you have another and then give it to him. I gave him Rahul’s aunt’s number. Within 2 minutes of receiving the number, my cousin called Rahul’s aunt’s number and they both spoke on the phone. MY cousin tells Rahul he wants to meet with him for 5 minutes to talk about enrollment. After this the call was disconnected, “said the girl.
“Rahul asks me whether to go see my cousin or not. I told him it’s a matter of 5 minutes, let’s go. Then I went out and called my cousin after Rahul asked me. The cousin arrived at the place after 5 minutes and starts hitting Rahul. I tried with all my might to save Rahul but couldn’t save him, “he added.
Rahul’s friend has been sent to Nari Niketan. Speaking to Zee Media, Adarsh Nagar SHO said the girl’s life is in danger as her family members could harm her. Rahul’s friend said the SHO told him that her family members would also kill her. “I don’t care about my life anymore, I just need Rahul,” Rahul’s friend said.
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Rahul was brutally beaten by the girl’s relatives on October 7. The girl said that Rahul always complained of stomach pain and was regularly beaten.
The girl also claimed that she went to the nearest police station to seek help, but the police officers did not act in time. He regretted the fact that if the police had acted quickly, Rahul’s life could have been saved.
According to Rahul’s family, he was beaten by the girl’s brother along with 7-8 children. Rajput was admitted to BJRM Hospital in an unconscious state where he succumbed to his injuries during treatment. Meanwhile, five defendants, including three minors, have been arrested and one case has been registered.
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