Massive Street Fight With Sticks, Rods In Delhi. They Are Relatives
NDTV
Police said they rushed a team to North-east Delhi's Usmanpur area after receiving a call about the fight in broad daylight.
A dispute between relatives over property spilled onto a Delhi street yesterday with two groups hitting each other brutally with sticks as people in the area watched in shock.
Police have identified the accused from videos of the clash that went viral and one of them has been arrested.
Police said they rushed a team to North-east Delhi's Usmanpur area after receiving a call about the fight in broad daylight. Police broke up the brawl and rushed the injured to hospital.
In one of the videos, two men are seen hitting a man who is on the ground. One of the attackers has a broken crutch and the other a piece of wood. As the two men rain blows, an elderly woman, who appears to be related to the man being assaulted, appeals to them to stop.
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