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Mumbai: One killed, six injured over a 'honking fight' in Tilak Nagar

The Tilak Nagar police have registered counter offences filed by the two families against each other

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The spot where the fight took place. Pics/Rajesh Gupta

The spot where the fight took place. Pics/Rajesh Gupta

A 57-year-old BMC employee was stabbed to death when he tried to resolve a fight between his son and a neighbour over honking on Thursday. The incident has also left six people injured. The Tilak Nagar police have registered counter offences filed by the two families against each other. Around 11.55 am on Thursday, Deepak Manohar Chawriya, 29, and his elder brother Manoj were going out on their bike when a vehicle carrying gas cylinders blocked their way. As Deepak kept honking at the vehicle, Sandeep Parcha, 28, who was standing outside his house with his father Palsingh, 70, got angry. "When Sandeep asked Deepak to stop, a heated argument broke out between them," said an officer from Tilak Nagar police station.

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