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‘Accused’s ego was hurt’: Passenger recalls 21-year-old getting stabbed to death in Mumbai local

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A horrific murder unfolded on a Mumbai local train after a heated argument over a compartment door escalated into a fatal stabbing. Eyewitnesses recount the brutal attack on 21-year-old Mayank Lohar by Roshan Suvarna, who allegedly brandished a knife at other passengers before fleeing. The incident has left commuters traumatized, with calls for the strictest punishment for the accused.

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