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Deadly Instagram Jealousy: Teen Stabbed 12 Times

A disturbing case from Ghaziabad has shocked many. A 17-year-old boy, Rehan, was killed after he followed his friend’s girlfriend on Instagram.

His friend, Wasim, reportedly felt insulted. In anger, he plotted Rehan’s murder and offered liquor to two others Sahil and Rahil to help.

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Wasim invited Rehan for chole bhature in Loni. After the meal, the group took him to a remote area in Elaichipur village.

There, Rehan was held by Sahil while Wasim stabbed him 12 times with a sharp knife. He died on the spot.

The police found his body and arrested all three accused. The murder weapon was also recovered.

Investigations revealed this was pre-planned, not a sudden act. It was driven by jealousy and wounded pride.

A simple social media follow became the reason for a planned killing. And a plate of food was used as bait.

This case reflects how toxic emotions, when mixed with online interactions, can turn deadly.

Experts are now urging families to talk more openly with teens about digital behavior, jealousy, and emotional control.

The tragedy also raises concerns about how possessiveness is being normalized among the youth.

Rehan’s death is heartbreaking. It shows how even a small online action can lead to extreme offline consequences.

Now more than ever, it’s crucial to promote empathy, boundaries, and maturity in the digital age.

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Vishnu Aadi

Vishnu is the Head of Daily Operations at M9 News, where he coordinates the writing team, publishers, and management. With a strong focus on ensuring smooth workflow and seamless collaboration, Vishnu plays a key role…

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