Tibetan youth murdered by friend in fit of rage in Delhi

A 27-year-old Tibetan youth was stabbed to death allegedly by his friend following a minor altercation in Amar Colony in south-east Delhi, police said today.

The victim, who has been identified as Thapten Dhargyal, was working at a call centre in Gurgaon.

According to police, the murder took place at his friend Rinchin Dawa's residence at Ramesh Market in Amar Colony after Dhargyal entered into an argument with Tashi Pshok, 23, a native of Darjeeling, allegedly after consuming liquor.

"The two started fighting when the victim alleged that Pshok has stolen his mobile. Soon, the altercation turned violent. Dhargyal allegedly first punched Pshok in his face due to which he got annoyed and picked up a knife lying nearby," said a senior police officer.

In a fit of rage, Tashi allegedly stabbed Dhargyal. Rinchin who was also present in the room intervened immediately and took Dhargyal to a nearby hospital while other friends informed the police.

Dhargyal was declared brought dead by the doctors.

Additional CP (south-east) Virender Singh Chahal said, "The accused involved in the crime has been arrested". Pshok has been sent to judicial remand by a court.

Police said that Dhargyal came to Delhi six months ago and was staying in Duggal Colony while Tashi, who is a resident of a settlement colony in Darjeeling, came to delhi only two days back.