A minor dispute over a scooter brushing against a bystander's foot escalated into a violent clash in Noida, leaving one dead.
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A minor dispute over a scooter collision escalated into a violent clash between two groups in a local park.
NOIDA: A 25-year-old man died and another was injured after a minor dispute over a scooter collision escalated into a fight near Naya Bans village under the jurisdiction of Phase 1 police station, police said.
The deceased, identified as Amit, was sitting with four others, Shivam, Yashpal, Akash and Vinod, in a local park late on Sunday night.
As the group was leaving on a scooter, the vehicle accidentally brushed against the foot of a bystander who was celebrating a friend's birthday in the park, news agency ANI reported.
According to police, the incident led to a quarrel that soon turned violent, with members of both groups clashing.
During the altercation, Amit sustained a critical head injury, while Shivam also suffered serious head trauma.
Friends present at the spot took the injured men to a nearby hospital, where doctors declared Amit dead.
Shivam was later referred to a higher medical centre for advanced treatment and is currently out of danger, ANI reported.
Phase 1 police conducted inquest proceedings (panchnama) and sent Amit's body for a post-mortem examination.
Based on a formal complaint filed by the victim's group, police have registered a case under relevant sections of the law.
Officials said four dedicated police teams have been formed to investigate the case.
The accused will be arrested shortly, police said.
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