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Held for murder

NEW DELHI: Two brothers have been arrested on charges of killing a young man at Sarai Rohilla here on October 25. On October 27, the police received information about a half-charred body of a young man found dumped in a vacant plot at Vivekanand Puri. The deceased was identified as Munna, who lived with the family of Laxmi at Sarai Rohilla. During interrogation, Hukum Singh and Ashok, both sons of Laxmi, allegedly confessed to having murdered Munna as he had developed a close relationship with their niece.

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