Delhi: Man beaten to death by neighbours for complaining over loud music

A fight that erupted over loud music during New Year celebrations turned deadly for a 40yearold man identified as Dharmendra who was beaten to death by his neighbours on January 1 in Delhis south Rohini area police said ANI reportedAs per ANI the police further said that the two individuals have been arrested identified as Piyush Tiwari 21 and Kapil Tiwari 26 both brothers and neighbours of the deceasedThe police received a call in the early hours of January 1 about a fight which broke out between two neighbours at around 1 amAccording to the police the fight between the two parties started when Dharmendra father of three children complained to his neighbours over loud music being played at the New Years party The verbal exchange turned into a physical fight during which the 40yearold sustained serious injuries and was rushed to Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar BSA hospital where he was declared dead ANI reportedThe police arrested the accused soon after the incident The accused Piyush works as a delivery boy and Kapil who is pursuing his masters degree holds a position as an expense head at a company in Mangolpuri officials saidThe officials confirmed that the deceased has been survived by a wife and three children Dharmendra used to work as a sales boy in a local shop As per the police the deceased succumbed to injuries after being beaten up by the two accused The deceased and his brother had asked the accused to lower the volume which led to the fight stated ANIA case was registered under relevant sections and further investigation is underway Both the accused persons have been arrested in the caseMumbai One killed several injured in deadly Marathi vs Bhojpuri song dispute at New Year partyA New Year celebration at Mira Road took a deadly turn after a verbal dispute snowballed into a violent attack involving bamboo and iron rods Raja Periyar 23 on Thursday succumbed to injuries sustained during the incident which started over whether Bhojpuri or Marathi songs ought to have been played according to the Kashimira policeThe deceased passed away at KEM Hospital and the postmortem will be conducted on Friday Hundreds of revelers had been dancing to Marathi songs but another group insisted that Bhojpuri numbers be playedldquoSince a few of the revelers were inebriated a verbal dispute broke out After a few minutes the crowd got polarized on the subject of regional musicrdquo said a local source in Mira RoadInvestigating officer WPSI Sheetal Mundhe said ldquoThe fight started over the selection of songs We have arrested the prime accused Ashish Jadhav and his father Prakash Other accused including Prakashrsquos brother Sanjay and Ashishrsquos brother Amit are yet to be arrestedrdquo ldquoWe have recovered bamboo and blood samples from the crime spot Further investigations are underwayrdquo she addedWith ANI inputs