<p>A telecaller was stabbed with a pen and later battered to death by a colleague while consuming alcohol together in west Delhi’s Punjabi Bagh on Saturday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The colleague was arrested after he was found with a fractured finger and other minor injuries and confessed to have committed the murder during questioning, police said on Tuesday.<br /><br />The victim has been identified as Sunny Avasthi, 25, who hailed from Himachal Pardesh’s Kangra district. He was working as a telecaller with Pace Setter Business Solution in west Delhi’s Moti Nagar.<br /><br />“Sunny was consuming alcohol with colleague Yogesh near Bhagat Singh Jhuggi Camp in Paschim Puri,” said a police officer. Yogesh told police that he attacked Sunny with a pen after being slapped by him in an inebriated condition.<br /><br />“Around 3 pm, Yogesh had received a phone call from his girlfriend during which they had an argument. Yogesh was feeling gloomy after the call and refused to consume anymore drink,” the officer added. <br /><br />Yogesh’s behaviour infuriated Sunny, who slapped Yogesh and told him to have more drinks. It then turned into a scuffle.<br /><br />In a fit of rage, Yogesh took out his pen and hit Sunny in the temple.<br /><br />“It caused a deep injury because of which Sunny began to bleed profusely. Yogesh also panicked on seeing Sunny bleed and decided to kill him to hide his involvement,” the officer said.<br /><br />Yogesh later smashed Sunny’s head with a stone and dumped the body near a drain in the area.<br /><br />A probe was taken up after a call was made to the police control room around 3.55 pm. During investigation, it was revealed that Sunny was working with a call centre in Moti Nagar, and was residing as a paying guest in Vikaspuri.<br /><br />Further investigation revealed that Sunny was last seen with Yogesh. A police team then summoned Yogesh for questioning during which he was found with multiple injuries, including a fractured friend.<br /><br />“During interrogation, Yogesh confessed to have sustained the injuries during the scuffle with Sunny. He had also left the job after Sunny’s death,” the officer added.</p>
<p>A telecaller was stabbed with a pen and later battered to death by a colleague while consuming alcohol together in west Delhi’s Punjabi Bagh on Saturday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The colleague was arrested after he was found with a fractured finger and other minor injuries and confessed to have committed the murder during questioning, police said on Tuesday.<br /><br />The victim has been identified as Sunny Avasthi, 25, who hailed from Himachal Pardesh’s Kangra district. He was working as a telecaller with Pace Setter Business Solution in west Delhi’s Moti Nagar.<br /><br />“Sunny was consuming alcohol with colleague Yogesh near Bhagat Singh Jhuggi Camp in Paschim Puri,” said a police officer. Yogesh told police that he attacked Sunny with a pen after being slapped by him in an inebriated condition.<br /><br />“Around 3 pm, Yogesh had received a phone call from his girlfriend during which they had an argument. Yogesh was feeling gloomy after the call and refused to consume anymore drink,” the officer added. <br /><br />Yogesh’s behaviour infuriated Sunny, who slapped Yogesh and told him to have more drinks. It then turned into a scuffle.<br /><br />In a fit of rage, Yogesh took out his pen and hit Sunny in the temple.<br /><br />“It caused a deep injury because of which Sunny began to bleed profusely. Yogesh also panicked on seeing Sunny bleed and decided to kill him to hide his involvement,” the officer said.<br /><br />Yogesh later smashed Sunny’s head with a stone and dumped the body near a drain in the area.<br /><br />A probe was taken up after a call was made to the police control room around 3.55 pm. During investigation, it was revealed that Sunny was working with a call centre in Moti Nagar, and was residing as a paying guest in Vikaspuri.<br /><br />Further investigation revealed that Sunny was last seen with Yogesh. A police team then summoned Yogesh for questioning during which he was found with multiple injuries, including a fractured friend.<br /><br />“During interrogation, Yogesh confessed to have sustained the injuries during the scuffle with Sunny. He had also left the job after Sunny’s death,” the officer added.</p>
