3 weeks ago
Brothers' loud music dispute turns deadly in Mumbai
Three brothers lived together in a house in Mumbai, a big city in India.
One morning, Sunil, one of the brothers, played loud music very early.
His brothers, Surendra and Suraj, did not like it and told him to stop.
Their argument turned into a fight, and the two brothers used sharp weapons.
Very sadly, Sunil was hurt so badly that he died right away.
His 14-year-old son, Shlok, was also hurt and died on the way to the hospital.
Sunil's wife and his younger son were badly hurt too and had to be treated at a hospital.
Police arrested Surendra and Suraj and are asking them questions.
Police think there might have been other reasons for the fight, not just the loud music.
A dispute among three brothers over loud music escalated into a sharp-weapon attack in Mumbai on Thursday morning.
Sunil Vishwakarma (40) allegedly played music at high volume; his brothers Surendra and Suraj objected and allegedly attacked him and his family.
Sunil died on the spot, while his 14-year-old son Shlok Vishwakarma succumbed to injuries while being taken to hospital.
Sunil's wife and younger son suffered serious injuries and were undergoing treatment at Rajawadi Hospital.
Police detained and were questioning Surendra and Suraj Vishwakarma and suspect a possible deeper motive behind the attack.
- Who
- Sunil Vishwakarma (40), his brothers Surendra Vishwakarma and Suraj Vishwakarma, and Sunil's wife and two sons
- What
- A dispute over loud music escalated into a sharp-weapon attack, killing Sunil and his 14-year-old son and seriously injuring two other family members
- Where
- Rahul Nagar, Parksite locality, Vikhroli, Mumbai
- When
- Thursday morning
- Why
- Sunil allegedly played music at high volume, which his brothers objected to; police suspect a deeper motive may also exist
Key facts
- Incident
- Fatal attack with sharp weapons following a loud music dispute
- Location
- Rahul Nagar, Parksite locality, Vikhroli, Mumbai
- When
- Thursday morning
- Deceased
- Sunil Vishwakarma (40) and his son Shlok Vishwakarma (14)
- Injured
- Sunil's wife and younger son, seriously injured
- Hospital
- Rajawadi Hospital
- Detained
- Surendra Vishwakarma and Suraj Vishwakarma
- Investigation
- Police probing deeper motive; forensic team assisting; articles seized from crime scene
Quotes
Senior police official
Police official describing the incident
“A dispute among three brothers over loud music allegedly escalated into an attack with sharp weapons”
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“Surendra and Suraj alleged attacked Sunil and his family members with sharp weapons”
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