New Delhi, May 12: A 32-year-old man's body was found with knife wounds at his residence in the national capital, police said on Saturday.

The deceased has been identified as Umesh Kumar, a native of Uttar Pradesh's Etah district, and was found murdered in the morning at his residence in Jahangirpuri in north Delhi. 

"Umesh Kumar worked as a vegetable vendor in Jahangirpuri. He had come from his native place on Friday and his other family members were to reach today (Saturday).

"When he did not come out of his residence in the morning, one of his neighbours went to check and found him murdered. He informed the police," a senior police officer said.

"The mumber of killers could be two to three. They also tried to mutilate his body to dispose it off. Kumar was alone in his house, which was found ransacked," the officer added.

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Mumbai, Dec 28: Domestic carrier IndiGo on Saturday said it has arranged an alternative aircraft to fly the stranded passengers after its Mumbai-Istanbul flight of December 28, scheduled to depart at 6.55 am, had to be cancelled due to a technical glitch.

The long delay prompted some of the passengers to vent their anger on social media. No food or even water was served and there was no representative from the airline willing to listen to their grievances, some passengers claimed.

The alternative aircraft will depart for Istanbul at 11 pm, the airline said in a statement.

"We regret that our flight 6E17, originally scheduled to operate from Mumbai to Istanbul, faced a delay due to technical issues. Unfortunately, despite our best efforts to rectify the issue and dispatch it to the destination, we eventually had to cancel the flight," IndiGo said in a statement.

"Mumbai to Istanbul journey suspended after 10 hours waiting by passengers. Information that there are around 100 passengers in this journey and the number of students is large. Kids are crying at the airport, no resolution from authorities," said a passenger in his post on X, also tagging Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol.

"There are 500 passengers who have been scammed by continuous delays and eventual cancellation. All passengers have not been served any food or water. There is no representative from indigo willing to listen to grievances," said another passenger in his post.

IndiGo, however, said its teams were "working hard" to provide support to the affected customers, keeping them informed and arranging accommodation, meal vouchers and full refunds.