Delhi Property Dealer Dies After Kalkaji Brawl, Brother Injured
Delhi Property Dealer Dies After Kalkaji Brawl, Brother Injured
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Police received a PCR call about the fight at approximately 12:03 a.m. at L-8, Ground Floor, Kalkaji, after which officers reached the scene and began examining the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Police have not yet established whether Bunty died from injuries sustained during the fight or from the impact of falling to the ground; investigators are awaiting the post-mortem findings.
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The injured brother was identified as Dilbag Singh and was taken to the AIIMS Trauma Centre, where he remained under treatment for injuries sustained during the altercation.
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The victim’s sister alleged that people at the scene recorded videos of the assault instead of intervening, saying, “Everyone was recording videos, and nobody stepped in to save him.”
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The family said Manjeet Singh had two children and appealed to police to impose the strictest punishment on those responsible for his death.
A 48-year-old property dealer named Manjeet Singh, known as Bunty, died after a late-night brawl in Delhi's Kalkaji area early Saturday, September 20. Times of India reported that police received a call about the fight at 12:03 a.m. at a residential building. His brother, Dilbag Singh, was beaten and hospitalized at AIIMS Trauma Centre. The family alleges that a woman named Rajji Chaudhary and others attacked both men, though police have not confirmed those claims.
Police are still investigating whether Bunty died from fight injuries or from falling. Hindustan Times said three people were arrested, but the exact cause of death will be determined by post-mortem results. His sister told police that bystanders recorded videos instead of helping. "Everyone was recording videos, and nobody stepped in to save him," she said.
Dispute Erupts Into Violent Late-Night Confrontation
The clash happened at L-8, Ground Floor in Kalkaji between residents of the building. India's News reported that the fight broke out on the night of September 19-20 over an extended residential area. The dispute was between people living on different floors. Police said the argument escalated quickly into a physical fight. Officers arrived at the scene and began examining what happened.
Manjeet Singh worked as a property dealer in southeast Delhi. New Indian Express said the scuffle happened after a property dispute. His brother Dilbag rushed to help when he heard about the fight. Instead of helping his sibling, attackers beat Dilbag too. Both men were injured in the violence.
Family Accuses Woman and Relatives of Repeated Assault
The victim's family named a woman identified as Rajji or Razzi Chaudhary as one of the attackers. ETV Bharat reported that the family alleges she and her relatives attacked both brothers. They claim the assaults were severe and repeated. Police are questioning witnesses and reviewing CCTV footage from the building. No charges have been officially confirmed against any suspects yet.
Hindustan Times confirmed that three people have been arrested in connection with the incident. Police are still working to establish exactly what caused Bunty's death. The investigation includes interviews with residents who saw or heard the fight. Video evidence from the scene is being analyzed as part of the probe.
Brother Hospitalized While Family Seeks Justice
Dilbag Singh, Manjeet's brother, is recovering at AIIMS Trauma Centre with injuries from the attack. Times of India reported that he was informed by locals about the fight and rushed to help. When he arrived, attackers beat him too. His condition and recovery timeline have not been publicly disclosed. He remains under hospital care.
Manjeet Singh had two children. His family is pushing police to find and punish those responsible. They expressed anger that bystanders recorded the attack instead of helping. "Everyone was recording videos, and nobody stepped in to save him," his sister said. The family has asked for the strictest possible punishment for those involved in his death.
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