Mumbai: Residents beat man to death over loud music during New Year's eve party at housing complex
The man died on Thursday at a hospital in Mumbai after being allegedly beaten by the residents of a housing complex over loud music at a party
A man who was beaten up over an argument about loud music playing at a New Year's eve party, died at a hospital in Maharashtra's Mumbai on Thursday, a report said.

Raja Pariar, 24, was allegedly beaten, along with another man named Vipul Rai, on the night of December 31 by the residents of a MHADA housing complex in Thane's Kashmira area, according to new agency PTI.
The residents reportedly had a problem with the loud DJ music being played, the report said.
Pariar died on Thursday at a hospital in Mumbai, while Rai remains hospitalised. A few people have been detained in connection with the case, an official told PTI.
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Further investigation is ongoing, an official from the Kashmira police station stated.
Delhi murder
In a similar incident in Delhi, a 36-year-old caretaker of a building was shot dead during a fight over loud music between two tenants at Dwarka's Mohan Nagar area in October last year, reported PTI.
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One of the tenants, 27-year-old Pujit was playing loud music when another resident Lavnish objected to it and picked a fight with him on the building's rooftop. When he heard that a tussle was going on , Bablu also reached the rooftop and tried to mediate between them.
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Aman, Lavnish's cousin who had also joined them on the rooftop, handed him a pistol. Lavnish then fired the gun and hit Bablu.
Police teams found Bablu with the gunshot wound after receiving a PCR call regarding the murder and took him to DDU hospital for a post-mortem examination. As per last reports, the police were attempting to catch the culprit.
