By: Express News ServiceNew Delhi | November 15, 2025 05:03 AM IST 3 min readThe matter came to light last Friday, when Tamanney, along with his roommate Virender, arrived at the house of Nazim – his friend and co-worker at a shoe factory.A man on a daily dose of Termin injections, which helped him gain muscle, allegedly killed his tenant in Northwest Delhi by beating him for over two days after he suspected that the victim was trying to hack his phone, police said on Friday.The accused, Irshad (31), was arrested after Tamanney died while giving his statement to the police on Sunday.The matter came to light last Friday, when Tamanney, along with his roommate Virender, arrived at the house of Nazim – his friend and co-worker at a shoe factory.Story continues below this ad“Around 5 am, Tamanney visited Nazim along with Virender. He claimed that on Wednesday and Thursday, Irshad – who lives on the floor above them – had confined both of them in his room and assaulted them with fists and a belt,” DCP (Northwest) Bhisham Singh said.Tamanney and Virender managed to escape and reached Nizam’s place on Friday. Police said that Tamanney complained of extreme pain and initially took painkillers prescribed by a local clinic.“However, his condition worsened at night and he was taken to Dr Riyaz Clinic around 10 pm, where the doctor advised an ultrasound of the abdomen. On Saturday, the ultrasound revealed the presence of a large amount of blood in the abdominal region. Following this, Tamanney, along with Nazim and others, came to Subhash Place police station on Sunday,” said the DCP.Police said that as Tammaney started narrating his version of the events, he started to feel dizzy, and eventually fainted. He was rushed to Bhagwan Mahavir hospital, where he was declared dead.Story continues below this adBased on Tamanney’s statement, a case of murder was registered and Irshad was traced to Rohini. During questioning, police said that Irshad claimed he suspected Tammaney was trying to delete a video of an alleged theft at his factory in Wazirpur from his phone.“He also suspected Tamanney and Virender of stealing some of his rare coins… he was a coin collector and had recently found some coins missing.,” the DCP said.“He further said that he was addicted to Termin injections, which he used to boost his strength during workouts at the gym, and that he had taken the drug when he was assaulting the two men as well,” he added.Stay updated with the latest - Click here to follow us on Instagram© The Indian Express Pvt LtdTags:Delhi Police