DEEP DIVES 
In the quiet fields of Dwarka, Delhi, a grim scene unfolded that has left the city buzzing with questions and fear. On May 13, the police received a call about a body and a motorcycle dumped mysteriously near Matka Chowk on Bakkarwala Road. What they found 20 meters inside the field was nothing short of chilling — the lifeless body of 36-year-old Avnish Saxena, known as Golu, alongside his abandoned motorcycle.
Avnish was not just any man; he was on the brink of a new chapter in life, with wedding preparations underway. Yet, his life was brutally cut short. The police suspect this murder might stem from a personal enmity, but the exact motive remains shrouded in mystery. The chilling part? The killers are still at large, and authorities are combing through CCTV footage, hoping to piece together the puzzle.
This case sends a stark warning: even in bustling urban areas, danger lurks in the shadows, often hidden in plain sight. The fact that Avnish’s body and bike were simply dumped in a field suggests a message — a grim reminder of unresolved conflicts that can explode into violence.
Meanwhile, not far from this dark tale, another crime story unfolds. Delhi’s South District Cyber Police recently nabbed a 22-year-old scammer, Suraj Sharma, who duped a money transfer agent out of Rs 70,000 using a crafty online scam involving fake identities and QR codes. The audacity of these crimes, from cold-blooded murder to digital deception, paints a vivid picture of the dangers lurking in modern-day Delhi.
What truly haunts us is the unknown — who killed Avnish, and why? Was it a crime of passion, revenge, or something far more sinister? As police intensify their investigation, the city holds its breath.
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