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Man killed after dispute over loud music on New Year’s Eve

Two brothers held; probe on: Cops
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A heated argument over loud music on the New Year's Eve in the South Rohini area late at night turned fatal, leading to the death of a 40-year-old man, police officials said on Thursday.

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Police officials said two accused – both brothers - in this regard had been arrested.

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According to officials, the altercation took place around 1:08 am on January 1.

“A call was received regarding a quarrel between two neighbours. After getting information, a team was immediately sent to the spot to assess the situation," a senior police officer stated.

The victim, identified as Dharmender (40), was taken to the hospital where doctors declared him dead on arrival.

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Police inquiries revealed that the argument began over loud music being played in the neighborhood. The dispute escalated, leading to a physical confrontation between Dharmender and two brothers — Piyush Tiwari (21) and Kapil Tiwari (26) — who lived nearby.

“Initial investigations suggest that Dharmender and his brother objected to loud music, which triggered the altercation. During the fight, the accused assaulted Dharmender and his brother. Dharmender succumbed to his injuries," the officer said.

Dharmender, who worked as a sales boy at a local shop, is survived by his wife and three children.

“The matter is under investigation and we are examining all aspects to ensure justice is delivered. Further investigations are on,” said police officials added.

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