Archive · 8 Sep 2026
Manipur Musician’s Wife Calls for Justice After His Death
A musician from Manipur died suddenly, leaving his family very upset.
His wife, Joshna Chongtham, said he was loved by many people.
She asked everyone to let the family grieve privately.
The family also wants the investigation to be fair and impartial.
They said they want justice, not revenge.
They want anyone responsible to be held accountable under the law.
Police have arrested seven men and taken a juvenile into custody.
The family hopes a similar tragedy does not happen to others.
Joshna Chongtham said she is struggling to accept the death of her husband, Chongtham Vikram Singh.
She described him as a music teacher, father, son, brother and musician who was deeply loved.
The family thanked relatives, the public, leaders and the Delhi Police for their support.
They requested privacy, a fair and impartial investigation, and legal accountability for those responsible.
Police arrested seven men and apprehended a juvenile in connection with the case.
- Who
- Chongtham Vikram Singh’s wife, Joshna Chongtham, spoke about his death; police arrested seven men and apprehended a juvenile.
- What
- The family called for justice, privacy and a fair investigation into the musician’s death.
- When
- The statement was reported at 16:54; the date of the death was not specified.
- Where
- The article identifies the family as being from Manipur and refers to the Delhi Police; the precise incident location was not specified.
- Why
- The family wants those responsible for the death to be held accountable under the law and hopes similar incidents do not happen again.
- Deceased
- Chongtham Vikram Singh, a 54-year-old Manipuri music teacher and musician
- Family spokesperson
- Joshna Chongtham, his wife
- Family’s position
- They are seeking justice, not revenge
- Police action
- Seven men were arrested and one juvenile was apprehended
- Accused employment
- Police said the accused work at different dhabas and food stalls
- Family request
- A fair and impartial investigation, legal accountability, and privacy while grieving