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A shocking incident from the Motia Khan area of Delhi has once again shown how bitterness in the digital world can spill over into real life with deadly consequences. An Instagram story and an objectionable comment turned a house full of wedding celebrations into a home of mourning. What began as a minor social media argument ultimately resulted in the loss of a man’s life.
The incident took place in the Sadar Bazar area of North Delhi. Satish, a resident of Motia Khan, was busy celebrating his daughter Mehak’s (name changed) wedding. Mehak had entered into a court marriage with a man named Krishna on February 18, and the family was preparing for a reception scheduled for February 23. The atmosphere at home was festive, with relatives coming and going, unaware that a social media post would soon bring tragedy.
On the night of February 20, at around 8:45 pm, Mehak posted a wedding-related story on Instagram. In response, Rashmi (name changed), the daughter of Ashwani—who is related to Satish as a nephew—posted an objectionable comment. She wrote, “Look at her story, four weeks left after running away.” These few words ignited a serious dispute. Mehak objected to the comment and called Rashmi, clarifying that she had not eloped but had legally solemnized her marriage in court. Instead of resolving the issue, the argument escalated.
According to allegations, Aman, Rashmi’s brother, joined the dispute and allegedly abused the family over the phone and threatened to teach them a lesson. What started as an online disagreement soon turned into a personal feud.
In an attempt to settle the matter peacefully, Mehak’s mother, along with her husband Satish and daughter, went to the accused family’s house in “Gali Peepal Wali” to clear the misunderstanding. However, while returning, they were allegedly confronted and surrounded by the accused.
As per the police report, Aman, his father Ashwani, and sister Rashmi attacked Satish. It is alleged that Rashmi instigated Aman, who then pulled out a knife and stabbed Satish in the chest. Chaos erupted as Satish collapsed in a pool of blood. Mehak’s mother tried to save her husband but was also allegedly beaten brutally.
Satish was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. According to initial information, he was taken to Lady Hardinge Hospital, where doctors declared him dead.
North District DCP Raja Banthia stated that the primary cause of the murder was the dispute over Instagram comments. The argument that began on social media escalated through threatening phone calls and ultimately turned into a fatal physical confrontation.
After the incident, the three accused—Rashmi, Aman, and their father Ashwani—absconded. Police registered a case and launched an investigation. Using technical surveillance and tracking phone locations, police traced and arrested Aman from Bakkarwala in outer Delhi, while Rashmi and Ashwani were apprehended from Nandgram in Ghaziabad.
Police officials confirmed that interrogation of the accused is ongoing and that the weapon used in the crime has been recovered. Further investigation is underway.
The incident raises a serious question: Can a single comment on social media become so dangerous that it costs someone their life? This tragic case from Delhi demonstrates how unchecked anger, ego, and digital hostility can spiral into horrific violence. A small online dispute ended up destroying a family’s happiness forever.
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