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Once again a shameful incident has come to light in Delhi. 55-year-old retired music teacher Chongtham Vikram Singh, a native of Manipur, was beaten to death in the Ashram area of ​​the capital. It is alleged that some boys beat him up at the doorstep of his house. His wife and son were present inside the house during the incident, but by the time they could do anything, Vikram Singh was seriously injured. Police have received some CCTV footage to the incident. In the footage, some boys are allegedly seen assaulting Vikram Singh. After the incident, the accused ran down the stairs and fled from the spot. About 10 minutes after the incident, Vikram Singh's wife and son were also seen in CCTV footage taking him to the hospital.

Vikram Singh was chased up to the third floor and then beaten up.

The matter is of Sunlight Colony of Ashram area. Chongtham Vikram Singh lived on the third floor of the building with his wife and son. On Sunday, September 6, at around 11:30 pm, he had come down from the house to throw garbage. During this time, he saw some 7-8 youths making noise nearby. According to the police, some of them worked at nearby food shops, while some were food delivery agents. It is alleged that Vikram Singh prohibited the youth from making noise, after which an argument started with him. According to Delhi Police, after this the accused youth chased Vikram Singh, ran him to the third floor and beat him up. Vikram Singh was seen running away in the CCTV footage at around 12:06 am. Hearing the noise, his son also came out of the house, but by then the accused had fled from the spot. About 10 minutes later, at 12:16 am, the family members took Vikram Singh to a private hospital in Okhla. He died the next morning during treatment there. Police are now investigating the identity of the accused and the entire sequence of the incident on the basis of CCTV footage.

Came down to throw garbage, dispute broke out over noise

The incident is being reported around 11:30 pm on Sunday night. Manipuri social worker B. According to Ruchida Sharma, Vikram Singh had come down from his third floor flat to throw garbage. During this time, he saw some employees associated with two dhabas near the house making noise. Vikram Singh allegedly opposed this, after which he got into an argument with the people present there. It is alleged that after the dispute escalated, when Vikram Singh started going back towards his home, some people followed him. According to Sharma, the accused chased him till the third floor and surrounded him in the corridor and beat him up. After the incident the accused fled from the spot.

Eight people were seen in CCTV footage

Former Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh has also shared CCTV footage of the building on social media platform X and demanded a thorough investigation into the matter. In the footage, eight people are seen coming down the stairs. It is being told that this footage is from after the alleged attack. Police are investigating the case on the basis of CCTV footage and other facts.

Son taken to hospital, died during treatment in the morning

Chongtham Vikram Singh lived in a third floor flat with his wife Joshna Chongtham and 20-year-old son Yaifaba Chongtham. According to South-East Delhi Deputy Commissioner of Police Vineet Kumar, Delhi Police received information about the attack on Vikram Singh at around 1:38 am on Monday. After this his son Yaifaba took him to a private hospital in Okhla for treatment. Manipuri social worker B. According to Ruchida Sharma, Vikram Singh died during treatment at around 7 am. Police have started investigation in the matter.

Vikram Singh was teaching music in Delhi for 17 years.

Chongtham Vikram Singh, 54, was a well-known guitarist and music teacher from Manipur. He was giving private music lessons in Delhi for the last 17 years. Police have arrested seven accused in the case of his death. The accused have been identified as Bharat Kumar (19), Pramod (26), Ramzan Khan (22), Vijay (36), Deepanshu (21), Mohan Vishwakarma (32) and Mannu (26). According to the police, four of the accused used to do delivery work in nearby dhabas, while two used to do packaging work. Whereas, Mannu worked in a pizza kiosk. A 15-year-old teenager has also been arrested in the case. Police have registered a case in this regard under sections 103(2) and 3(5) of the Indian Justice Code (BNS). Section 103(2) deals with murder committed by five or more persons together, while Section 3(5) deals with an act committed with a common intention.

Candle march demanding justice

After the death of Vikram Singh, about 100 people gathered in Kilokari village on Monday evening. People took out a candle march and demanded immediate and strict action against those responsible in the incident. Vikram Singh was known as a guitarist and music teacher in Manipur. He was living in Delhi for a long time and teaching music to people. There is anger among the local people and Manipuri community after his death.

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