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Delhi Street Vendor Strangled With Belt After Dispute Near Safdarjung Hospital

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Manoj Singh, a street vendor originally from Nawada district in Bihar, was strangled with a belt following a minor altercation in Delhi. Singh had been selling clothes on the pavement outside Gate No. 3 of Safdarjung Hospital for nearly two decades. The incident highlights the vulnerability of street vendors to violent confrontations in public spaces. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal dispute.

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