Delhi Photographer Ankit Saxena

A court in Delhi today sentenced to life three people convicted for the broad day light killing of photographer Ankit Saxena in February 2018 over an interfaith love affair.

The father of Ankit Saxena, the 23-year-old photographer killed in Delhi by his Muslim girlfriend's family, says that the murder should not be given a communal twist and exploited to whip up trouble. Through a haze of grief at losing his only son, Yashpal Saxena pleaded for sanity.

Ankit Saxena, 23, is seen pacing and talking on the mobile phone in security camera footage caught just moments before he was ambushed by the family of his Muslim girlfriend and killed in the middle of the road last week.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday said that no amount of condemnation was enough for last week's public killing of a 23-year-old man in the city. He added that the government will take every possible measure to ensure that the guilty face the strongest of punishment.

Police kept vigil on west Delhi's Khayala area as tension heightened after a 23-year-old man was allegedly stabbed to death by the family members of a woman with whom he was in a relationship.

Three people have been arrested and a minor detained for the murder of a 23-year-old photographer Ankit Saxena, killed allegedly by the family of his Muslim girlfriend in west Delhi. Ankit was attacked on a street near his home on Thursday night and was stabbed in the neck, the police said.

A court in Delhi today sentenced to life three people convicted for the broad day light killing of photographer Ankit Saxena in February 2018 over an interfaith love affair.

The father of Ankit Saxena, the 23-year-old photographer killed in Delhi by his Muslim girlfriend's family, says that the murder should not be given a communal twist and exploited to whip up trouble. Through a haze of grief at losing his only son, Yashpal Saxena pleaded for sanity.

Ankit Saxena, 23, is seen pacing and talking on the mobile phone in security camera footage caught just moments before he was ambushed by the family of his Muslim girlfriend and killed in the middle of the road last week.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday said that no amount of condemnation was enough for last week's public killing of a 23-year-old man in the city. He added that the government will take every possible measure to ensure that the guilty face the strongest of punishment.

Police kept vigil on west Delhi's Khayala area as tension heightened after a 23-year-old man was allegedly stabbed to death by the family members of a woman with whom he was in a relationship.

Three people have been arrested and a minor detained for the murder of a 23-year-old photographer Ankit Saxena, killed allegedly by the family of his Muslim girlfriend in west Delhi. Ankit was attacked on a street near his home on Thursday night and was stabbed in the neck, the police said.