Case at standstill: Police question 1,000 people, no leads yet

Police said Ishwar’s call detail records did not prvide any leads either. “The last call he made was to his mother. His phone has also not been recovered,” he added.
The 32-year-old AAP worker was hacked to death and his private parts chopped off. His body was found in a field in the early hours of December 29 — barely 100 metres away from his house in Begum Vihar, Outer Delhi.

Family members had said Ishwar shifted to his new house after the death of his 20-day-old son.

Delhi’s state AAP youth wing vice-president Mukesh Solanki said he was called multiple times for questioning by police.

“I was called by police 10 times to Begumpur as well as Rohini police stations for questioning,” he said.

He added that several other AAP volunteers were also called. “So far, close to 400 volunteers have been called to the Crime Branch in Rohini and police stations in Begumpur and Shalimar Bagh,” he added. He said the AAP is cooperating with police.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer) Vikramjit Singh, who had earlier said the murder seemed like a hate crime, said, “We are investigating the matter. But there has been no progress in the case so far.”