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Techie attacks two roommates with knife after smoking row in Mohali flat

A tech professional in Mohali stabbed two roommates with a knife after a smoking dispute, police reported, and the victims needed hospital care and medical treatment.

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A tech professional in Mohali stabbed two roommates with a knife following a smoking dispute, police reported, and the victims needed hospital care and medical treatment. The incident took place in a shared flat where three young men lived together.

The victims were identified as Shivam Moga, a 23-year-old from Sangrur, and Aarush Verma, an employee at a private finance firm who hails from Shimla. Both were roommates of the accused, who is described only as a techie named Tomar. The three had been sharing the Mohali flat, a common arrangement for young professionals seeking affordable accommodation.

According to the available information, the conflict began over smoking inside the apartment. What started as a disagreement quickly escalated, culminating in Tomar pulling out a knife and attacking his two roommates. The exact sequence of events remains unclear, but the assault was confirmed by the parties involved.

The victims were reportedly taken to a nearby medical facility for treatment, though specific details about their condition have not been disclosed. The incident has drawn local attention, highlighting the potential for volatile disputes in shared living spaces, especially when alcohol or personal grievances are involved.

Police have been notified and are said to be reviewing the case. No further official statements have been made regarding arrests or charges. The episode underscores the risks that can arise from unresolved domestic disagreements among cohabiting individuals.

Authorities remind residents that any form of violence, including the use of weapons, is a serious criminal offense. The incident serves as a reminder for roommates to address conflicts calmly and seek mediation when needed.

Source: Hindustan Times

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