Manipur Teacher Beaten to Death in Delhi: The big and shameful news of this time has come from the country's capital Delhi. A teacher from Manipur has been beaten to death in Delhi. 54-year-old retired musician Chongtham Vikram Singh was beaten to death for protesting against the noise. Taking action, Delhi Police has arrested 6 accused. Of these, 1-2 accused are also minors. Police have registered an FIR of murder and started investigating the case.
The whole matter is of Kilokari village of Delhi. Chongtham Vikram Singh, a 54-year-old retired musician and music teacher from Manipur, lived here.
According to the information, Vikram Singh had protested against the noise and commotion of the delivery boy and dhaba employees in front of his house. There was a dispute regarding this matter and the accused attacked him. The accused beat up Vikram Singh. Seriously injured Vikram Singh was taken to the hospital, where he died during treatment.
Vikram had come down to protest against the noise
According to the initial investigation of Delhi Police, Vikram Singh, living in Kilokari village, was a retired musician. Some delivery boys and dhaba employees were creating noise and ruckus in front of his house. Vikram Singh opposed this. Vikram Singh came down from the house and stopped the people present there from creating an alleged ruckus. Angered by this, the accused started beating him. The accused hit Vikram Singh with fists and punches. He suffered serious injuries in the attack. He was taken to the hospital. He died during treatment.
FIR registered for murder, accused caught
According to the police, the accused related to the incident have been arrested. Some minors are also included among the accused. Further action is being taken against the minor accused as per law. The police are now investigating the entire incident before the incident. It is being ascertained how the dispute started, how many people were involved in the attack and what was the role of which accused.
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