MUMBAI: In a shocking revelation from the Mira Road stabbing case, a security guard has recounted the harrowing moment he received a distress call from his supervisor, who said, “I’m going to die.” The emotional call came shortly before the victim, identified as a local business owner, was fatally stabbed in what authorities believe was a targeted attack.

According to police, the incident took place late at night when the supervisor was monitoring the premises. The guard, who prefers to remain anonymous, stated that he rushed to assist but arrived too late. "I heard the fear in his voice. I rushed to the location only to find chaos," he recounted, shaking his head with disbelief. Witnesses have described the scene as chaotic, with onlookers rushing to the victim's aid while others called for help.

The police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the stabbing. They have initiated a probe into the motives behind the attack, which some speculate could be linked to ongoing business rivalries. “We are collecting evidence and reviewing surveillance footage from nearby cameras, as every detail is critical in bringing justice to the victim and his family,” stated a police official.

This tragic event has sparked alarm among residents in Mira Road, many of whom are now voicing concerns about safety in their community. Local leaders are calling for increased police presence and enhanced security measures to prevent such incidents in the future. “The safety of our residents is paramount,” said a local council member. “We cannot allow fear to dictate our lives.”

As the investigation unfolds, the story continues to resonate deeply with the community, bringing to light the urgent need for vigilance and robust safety protocols in public spaces. The emotional weight of the guard’s distress call emphasizes the very real impact of violence on individual lives and community safety.