<p>Demanding money for 'kebab' cost a 22-year-old youth from Jharkhand his life in east Delhi when two youths allegedly stabbed him with the skewer used for preparing the dish.<br /><br />Shabir, the victim, worked at a meat shop during the day and ran the eatery in east Delhi's Kalyanpuri in the night, to earn money for his poor family back home.<br /><br />It all started at around 9 pm yesterday when some youths came to his shop and ordered kebab.<br /><br />However, an argument broke out over payment soon which led to a scuffle between the youths and Shabir.<br /><br />One of the two men snatched the skewer used for preparing kebab and stabbed Shabir before fleeing from the spot.</p>.<p>He was rushed to Lal Bahadur Hospital where he was declared brought dead.<br /><br />Two youths Sonu and Babu were arrested in connection with the case, police said.<br /><br />A senior police official said Shabir belonged to a poor family and to earn money he used to work in a meat shop during the day and in the night ran his own kebab shop. <br /><br />He was staying in a rented accommodation in Kalyanpuri.<br /><br />This is the second incident of crime reported in the city with regard to payment of food bill.<br /><br />On Monday night, a Punjab Police Constable allegedly opened fire at a roadside eatery owner in Chanakyapuri following an argument over paying the bill. However, the eatery owner escaped by a whisker.<br /><br />The capital had seen 543 murders last year out of which 17 per cent were due to sudden provocation or trivial reasons.<br /><br />The murders were committed for reasons ranging from argument over street dogs, buying curd, crying of infant, beating drums, playing cricket and consuming liquor. </p>
<p>Demanding money for 'kebab' cost a 22-year-old youth from Jharkhand his life in east Delhi when two youths allegedly stabbed him with the skewer used for preparing the dish.<br /><br />Shabir, the victim, worked at a meat shop during the day and ran the eatery in east Delhi's Kalyanpuri in the night, to earn money for his poor family back home.<br /><br />It all started at around 9 pm yesterday when some youths came to his shop and ordered kebab.<br /><br />However, an argument broke out over payment soon which led to a scuffle between the youths and Shabir.<br /><br />One of the two men snatched the skewer used for preparing kebab and stabbed Shabir before fleeing from the spot.</p>.<p>He was rushed to Lal Bahadur Hospital where he was declared brought dead.<br /><br />Two youths Sonu and Babu were arrested in connection with the case, police said.<br /><br />A senior police official said Shabir belonged to a poor family and to earn money he used to work in a meat shop during the day and in the night ran his own kebab shop. <br /><br />He was staying in a rented accommodation in Kalyanpuri.<br /><br />This is the second incident of crime reported in the city with regard to payment of food bill.<br /><br />On Monday night, a Punjab Police Constable allegedly opened fire at a roadside eatery owner in Chanakyapuri following an argument over paying the bill. However, the eatery owner escaped by a whisker.<br /><br />The capital had seen 543 murders last year out of which 17 per cent were due to sudden provocation or trivial reasons.<br /><br />The murders were committed for reasons ranging from argument over street dogs, buying curd, crying of infant, beating drums, playing cricket and consuming liquor. </p>