Violence in Delhi after biker 'death'


New Delhi, Sept 2 (IBNS): Violence broke out on late Sunday between locals and police in East Delhi after a person was said to have been killed due to police action.

More than half a dozen vehicles, including a bus, and a police booth were torched by the mob in Mayur Vihar Phase-III in the rioting that started at around 7:30 pm.

Both locals and policemen suffered injuries after police lobbed tear gas shells and used force to disperse the crowd.

The clashes broke out nearly an hour after a man, who was drunk, according to the police, fell from his two wheeler at a vehicle checking picket when he was signalled to stop for not wearing a helmet.

Witnesses said the man fell off the two-wheeler as he tried to flee after ignoring a signal and the police tried to stop him. He was then hit by a vehicle coming from behind.

Even though police claimed the man was alive and was undergoing treatment in a hospital, a rumour spread that that the person had died.

Enraged locals gathered near the police picket and clashed with cops before going on a rampage and setting afire the post and at least seven vehicles including trucks and buses.

Six people have been detained by the police, media reports said.

  

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