Screenshots of murder accused's chats go viral
In the chats, written in Hindi but typed in English, the accused allegedly admitted to stabbing Nayan. When asked by his friend if he had attacked the victim with a knife, the accused replied, "Haan to" (yes, so). He also identified the victim by name.
One of the chats reportedly showed the accused saying, "Are meko bolra tha ki koh hain kya karlega tu" (he was saying who are you, what will you do). The friend, in response, abused him and told him he should not have attacked Nayan with a knife.
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Nearly six screenshots of the exchanges have circulated widely. In the messages, the friend advises the accused to delete the chats and go underground, saying, "Jo hua so hua" (whatever has happened, has happened).
Police are examining the authenticity of the viral chats as part of their ongoing investigation into the case.
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