Delhi Shahbad Dairy murder case: Court extends accused Sahil's police custody for 3 more days

The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad on Thursday held a protest in Latur against the brutal murder of a 16-year-old girl in northwest Delhi's Shahbad Dairy area. She was stabbed to death on May 28 by a 20-year-old man with whom she reportedly was in a relationship earlier. The ABVP protest was held at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Chowk with functionaries of the student organisation condemning the onlookers of the gruesome incident for not overpowering the man and saving the minor girl. The incident and the way the people who can be seen in the video behaved is disgraceful, ABVP 'mahanagar mantri' Sushant Ekorge said.

16-year-old girl murder case in Delhi | "We presented Sahil before the Court today and extended his remand because we need to collect some more evidence in the investigation. So, we were granted 3-day Police custody. He was presented before Duty MM (Duty Magistrate)..," said Ravi Kumar Singh, DCP Outer North.

Accused Sahil allegedly threw away the knife he used to kill Sakshi into the bushes at Rithala. The knife is yet to be recovered, a police officer said.

Delhi's Rohini court today extended the police custody of accused Sahil for three more days. He was presented before the court in connection with murdering his alleged girlfriend Sakshi. 

The FIR registered by the police in connection with the brutal murder of Sakshi by her boyfriend to death in Delhi's Shahbad Dairy area, reveals that her father was aware about their affair. The deceased's father Jankak Raj mentioned in the FIR, "She would often talk about him, and we would advise her that it's not appropriate at her age. However, she would always take offence and go to her friend Neetu's house."

After being in police custody for the last two days, accused Sahil will be produced before Delhi's Rohini court today. 

Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer North) Ravi Kumar Singh said that the police are looking at all aspects as the interrogation is underway. "We are looking at all aspects to connect the links. We are working to unearth the role of all the individuals involved in the incident. Our teams are trying to recover the weapon used in the crime," he added. 

Delhi's Women and Child Development Minister Atishi said that the murder of the teenage girl in the Shahbad Dairy area has posed deeper questions to society and the country about where they went wrong. Unveiling the fourth issue of the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights' (DCPCR) "Children's First Journal on Children's Lives", Atishi said the journal is a reminder to create an equal, just and happier place for children.