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Tragic Death in Delhi: Manipuri Singer Fatally Assaulted Over Noise Dispute

By GS Team
8 Sep 20262 mins read
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Manipuri musician Chongtham Vikram Singh, 54, died in New Delhi after being assaulted for asking men to lower noise outside his home. Seven adults and one juvenile were arrested. The North East Students Society, DU, demands swift justice for this senseless act of violence.

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Tragic Death in Delhi: Manipuri Singer Fatally Assaulted Over Noise Dispute
Tragic Death in Kilokari

A 54-year-old Manipuri musician died after a group of men allegedly beat him when he objected to them drinking and creating a nuisance outside his Kilokari village residence in New Delhi in the early hours of Monday.

The deceased, identified as Chongtham Vikram Singh, belonged to the Meitei community and had been living in the Kilokari area for several years.

According to police, the Sunlight Colony police station received a PCR call regarding the assault. A preliminary enquiry revealed that Singh went downstairs from his apartment to ask a group of men to stop shouting and lower their noise. Enraged by the request, the group attacked Singh, raining blows and punches on him.

Singh sustained severe injuries during the violent assault. His son, Yaiphaba, rushed him to Holy Family Hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries during treatment.

Seven Adults, One Juvenile Held for Fatal Assault

Following an investigation into the attack and subsequent death, police arrested seven men and apprehended a juvenile. The accused have been identified as Bharat Kumar (19), Pramod (26), Ramzan Khan (22), Deepanshu (21), Mohan Vishwakarma (32), Vijay (36), Mannu (26), and a minor. Officials stated that all the accused work at local dhabas and food stalls.

Student Body Demands Swift Justice

The North East Students Society, Delhi University (NESSDU) issued a statement condoling the death of the artist, describing him as a "respected Manipuri musician."

"According to reports, Singh went downstairs from his residence in Kilokri, New Delhi, after a group of six men were allegedly drinking and creating a disturbance outside his apartment. When he requested them to lower the noise, he was reportedly attacked by the group and sustained severe injuries, to which he later succumbed," NESSDU said.

Calling the incident a "senseless act of violence," the student organisation urged the authorities to conduct a swift, fair, and thorough investigation to ensure those responsible are held accountable.