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The conflict arose over the demand to give up seats for the elderly in the Delhi metro. The former official and his son demanded that Pawan Sharma and his mother leave their seats, leading to a fight.
In India, a former Indian Administrative Service official and his son killed a man on the subway in front of his mother. The Times of India reports this.
On October 8, 48-year-old Delhi resident Pawan Sharma and his mother were traveling on the subway. At the next station, 65-year-old former official Sanjay Pratap Singh and his 36-year-old son Siddharth entered the carriage. The men approached Sharma and his mother, who were sitting in the seats for the elderly, and rudely demanded to stand up. Sharma stood up and said that now Singh and his son could lie down in his place.
After this, the former civil servant grabbed the man by the collar of his shirt and hit him in the face. Sharma began to fight back, and then Siddharth joined the fight. Sharma's mother tried to stop the beating, but Singh held her hands. After another blow, Sharma fell, hit his head and lost consciousness. The man was taken to the hospital, but doctors were unable to help him.
Singh and his son were arrested. They will remain in custody until the investigation is completed. The men could face up to 10 years in prison.
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The court will sentence Sanjay Pratap Singh and his son Siddharth within the next few months
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