Bihar MP's son, nephew thrashed in Delhi over parking dispute

April 07, 2015 09:54

Son and nephew of Bihar's Jehanabad MP Arun Kumar were allegedly thrashed in south Delhi's Hauz Khas area by their neighbour and his friends over a parking dispute, police said on Monday.

Kumar's son Rituraj suffered a shoulder dislocation, while nephew Rishabh was also injured in the incident which took place Sunday evening. Both of them are in their early twenties.

Three persons, identified as Manohar Lal, Ramesh and Rajkumar, have been arrested, a senior police official said.

According to the complaint filed by Rishabh, they had returned from Kumar's South Avenue official residence to South Extension part II where they live with their maternal aunt and sister around 9:40 pm.

"When they reached home, they found several scooties parked outside their gate which belonged to people who had come to their neighbour's place," the official said.

An argument ensued between the two parties over the issue during which Manohar Lal and his friends thrashed Rituraj and Rishabh and even misbehaved with women of their family who tried to intervene, he added.

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