New Delhi: 40 year old Dentist Beaten to Death over Dispute
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New Delhi: In a highly unfortunate incident, a 40-year-old dentist was allegedly beaten to death by a group of around 15 persons, including at least four juveniles, following a dispute in west Delhi's Vikaspuri area. Nine people including five men and four juveniles have been arrested in this case uptil now.
The victim has been identified as Dr Pankaj Narang, who lived with his wife and son in the Vikaspuri area.
The incident goes back to last night, when Narang was playing cricket with his son and nephew at his residence. The ball went outside and his son ( 8 years of age) went to retrieve it. About the same time, two juveniles, one of whom has been identified as one Naseer, were speeding on their bike on the road and grazed the child. This led to an altercation between Dr Narang and the duo, as a result of which the two accused left the spot abandoned their motorbike there.
The victim has been identified as Dr Pankaj Narang, who lived with his wife and son in the Vikaspuri area.
The incident goes back to last night, when Narang was playing cricket with his son and nephew at his residence. The ball went outside and his son ( 8 years of age) went to retrieve it. About the same time, two juveniles, one of whom has been identified as one Naseer, were speeding on their bike on the road and grazed the child. This led to an altercation between Dr Narang and the duo, as a result of which the two accused left the spot abandoned their motorbike there.
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