Bus Conductor Tries To Break Up Fight Over Urination In Delhi, Gets Killed hindustantimes.com

A 30-year-old bus conductor was allegedly stabbed to death by an unknown assailant who had gotten into an altercation with another man over the issue of urinating on a footpath in northeast Delhi’s Shastri Park early Friday morning.

The bus conductor, Wasim Alvi, had tried to break up a quarrel between the two men when he was stabbed in his neck by the unknown man. Police said the attacker was angry with the other man, Varun, when he saw him urinating on the footpath. Alvi’s two friends who were with him at the time of the crime said the attacker was threatening Varun by saying he had soiled the place where he runs his shop.

Wasim worked at interstate bus terminal in Kashmere Gate as a private bus conductor. He lived with his eight-month pregnant wife and two daughters – aged 5 and 2 years, in Vijay Vihar near Loni in northeast Delhi.