Neighbour dispute turns violent; police rule out communal angle in Delhi's Sultanpur

According to police officials, a PCR call was received at Raj Park Police Station at around 8:47 PM on April 6, 2026. In the call, a woman alleged that her neighbour had physically assaulted her and torn her clothes during an altercation. Acting on the complaint, police initiated necessary procedures and called both parties to the station.

The complainant later arrived at the police station, accompanied by her sister and mother, to lodge her statement. Meanwhile, the woman from the opposite party also reached the police station along with her sister, and both sides presented their versions of the incident before the authorities.

As part of the investigation, police sent members of both parties for medical examination to Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital to document any injuries and ensure proper legal procedure was followed.

A police team subsequently visited the spot in Sultanpuri and conducted a local inquiry to ascertain the sequence of events leading to the altercation. During the investigation, it was revealed that the dispute arose over a rope used for drying clothes, which had been placed in front of one party's house. The issue escalated into a verbal argument and eventually turned into a physical confrontation between the neighbours.

Police officials clarified that the matter appears to be a domestic and personal dispute between the two families. "The matter is purely a personal dispute and has no religious or communal angle," police stated, dismissing any speculation suggesting otherwise.

At present, the Investigating Officer is in the process of recording the detailed statement of the complainant. Further legal action will be taken based on the findings of the investigation and statements of both parties. Authorities have assured that appropriate action will be taken in accordance with the law after examining all aspects of the case. (ANI)