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Noida: Class 8 student dies after duo beat him up with sticks in road rage 

The two accused, identified as Likhit Raghav and Ashish Singh, were arrested on Monday, Central Noida’s Deputy Commissioner of Police Harish Chander said.

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NEW DELHI:  A 15-year-old, class 8 student, who doubled up as a vegetable vendor to help his family, was beaten to death by two men in a case of road rage in Noida, police officials said on Tuesday. The teenaged student was beaten up on Friday night after which he was hospitalised first in Noida and then in Delhi, where he died on Sunday, police said.

The two accused, identified as Likhit Raghav and Ashish Singh, were arrested on Monday, Central Noida’s Deputy Commissioner of Police Harish Chander said. “An argument broke out between the accused duo and the boy after their motorcycle and his vegetable cart collided on a road,” he said.

“The two sides had come to blows after which the boy was admitted to Yatharth Hospital and later referred to Delhi for treatment. We subsequently got to know that the boy died at the hospital in Delhi,’ Chander said. The officer said an FIR was lodged in the case on Friday itself and the two accused have been arrested.

After the body’s death, new charges are being added to the FIR and further proceedings are being carried out, the DCP said. The FIR was lodged at the local Phase 2 police station under sections 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder), 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 504 (intentional insult), among others of the Indian Penal Code, said officials.

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