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Back['Talukdar Ansari', 'Mohammad Wasim alias Akram', 'Gul Hasan']
['Talukdar Ansari', 'Mohammad Wasim alias Akram', 'Gul Hasan']
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['Talukdar Ansari', 'Mohammad Wasim alias Akram', 'Gul Hasan']

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Talukdar Ansari and his friend Mohammad Wasim alias Akram were arrested for the murder of Ansari's 38-year-old son, Gul Hasan, who had schizophrenia. The incident occurred in southeast Delhi's Kalindi Kunj area.

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Talukdar Ansari and his friend Mohammad Wasim alias Akram

NEW DELHI: A 64-year-old man and his friend have been arrested for allegedly killing the man’s 38-year-old son by assaulting him with a stone and strangling him in southeast Delhi’s Kalindi Kunj. Talukdar Ansari told police that his son, who was schizophrenic, had become aggressive and he was frustrated by his behaviour. Ansari also said he couldn’t arrange for his son’s treatment, investigators said. Ansari’s friend has been identified as Mohammad Wasim alias Akram (49). Both work as tailors. The deceased was Gul Hasan, said police. On Aug 23, police were informed around 7.13pm about the body of an unidentified man lying inside an abandoned container near the NTPC wall in Kalindi Kunj.

Man, friend kill son with mental illness

The spot was around 500 metres east of Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. Police personnel who went to the site spotted an injury mark on the man’s head, while a concrete stone with apparent bloodstains was found nearby. A murder case was registered and joint CP Vijay Kumar formed teams under the supervision of DCP Vineet Kumar. After several days of analysis of CCTV camera footage, investigators traced the movements of the victim, later identified as Hasan, and found him travelling with two men towards the crime scene. The two men were subsequently traced to a stitching factory in southeast Delhi’s Govindpuri. Ansari and Wasim were apprehended Friday afternoon by a team led by ACP Anil Sharma and comprising station house officer Raman Kumar and others. Ansari claimed that Hasan was suffering from mental health problems, which police described as schizophrenia. Ansari allegedly said Hasan had even attacked him and other family members. “He also told us that he was not able to get him proper treatment. So he, along with his friend, made the plan a few days ago,” police said. According to investigators, they took Hasan to the abandoned container on the pretext of taking him to a doctor. Once they reached the secluded location, Wasim allegedly struck him with a stone, following which Ansari also assaulted him. Hasan was then strangled with a rope made from cloth waste and the body was left there, police said. Inquiry revealed that they initially planned to push Hasan into the Yamuna, but abandoned it after finding people around when they reached the river. On the way to the isolated spot, Ansari bought samosas to keep Hasan engaged and unsuspecting. Police said they had recovered the concrete stone and the rope used in the murder and bloodstained clothes worn during the incident.

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Open Questions

  • What specific treatment was sought for Gul Hasan's schizophrenia?
  • Were there any prior interventions by mental health services?
  • What legal proceedings will follow the arrest?
This article was originally published by Times of India.

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