A POUNDLAND manager was stabbed to death in a Tesco car park in a suspected work place grudge, it emerged yesterday. Dad-to-be Nadeem Mohammed, 24, was repeatedly knifed in the underground car park of the supermarket in front of terrified lunchtime shoppers. Yesterday relatives paid tribute to softly spoken Mohammed, whose wife Afsha is seven […]
A POUNDLAND manager was stabbed to death in a Tesco car park in a suspected work place grudge, it emerged yesterday.
Dad-to-be Nadeem Mohammed, 24, was repeatedly knifed in the underground car park of the supermarket in front of terrified lunchtime shoppers.
Yesterday relatives paid tribute to softly spoken Mohammed, whose wife Afsha is seven months pregnant.
The two married less than a year ago in their native India and she had only arrived in Britain a month ago.
His uncle Sharfaz said: “Everyone is in a terrible state. His wife is devastated and so are his parents.
“We have been told it was something to do with work but nothing else. It’s so sad because his wife expecting a baby. She is seven-months pregnant.
“She came to Britain a month ago and this was to be their first child.
“Everyone is devastated by what’s happened.
“He was a good man. Hard working. He didn’t deserve this.”
He was stabbed to death in the underground car park at Tesco in Slough on Wednesday and worked as assistant manager in the nearby Poundland.
Mohammed’s wife Afsha is a medical graduate and hoped to secure work in Britain as a doctor, family members in Hyderabad, India, added.
Last night Poundland said in a statement: “We’re obviously shocked and upset at what’s happened in Slough.
“Our only thoughts are for our colleague’s friends, family and co-workers. We’re doing everything we can to support them.”
Last night Thames Valley police said a 26-year-old man from Slough had been arrested In Birmingham and was being questioned in connection with the murder.
