The stabbing incident came to light at a time when Delhi was already in the news after a doctor was shot dead at a hospital in the Kalindi Kunj area.
The attacker reportedly targeted anti-Islam activist Michael Stürzenberger, who was preparing to address a small crowd, before injuring others and being shot by police. Stürzenberger had made fiery speeches comparing Islam to fascism and calling all Muslims potential terrorists.
Tyagi worked at a private firm and was returning home from his office when he was attacked. He sent his mobile location to his wife and asked her to receive him from Rajendra Nagar Metro station.
Police asked residents of the city to "stay inside with the doors locked" because an "investigation is still ongoing."
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