Ghaziabad: A parking dispute between two neighbouring families escalated into a violent clash in Khoda in which two men attacked each other with sticks, leaving several people injured. Police have registered an FIR and two people have been detained for questioning.The incident took place Friday night in Pratap Vihar Colony.According to the complaint filed by local resident Wasim Ansari, the dispute arose after his neighbours parked their car outside his house, obstructing access to his two-wheeler. He claimed that the accused — Irshad, Shadab and Shehzad — regularly parked their vehicle in front of his residence despite repeated objections.Wasim alleged that when he protested against it again on Friday night, the argument quickly turned violent.
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He accused the three men of attacking him and his family members with sticks. His sister, Mehrunisha, and younger brother, Shahid, were among those who sustained injuries in the assault. Several others were also hurt during the clash.The altercation allegedly took place in a narrow residential lane and was captured on CCTV cameras installed in the locality. A video showing the fight has also surfaced on social media platform. The video shows two groups of two men violently attacking each other, while some other people, including women, try to stop them. In both groups, one man has a stick in his hand and is hitting the other while the other is trying to strike back.Following the incident, the injured approached the police and lodged a complaint. Based on the allegations, police registered a case and initiated an investigation into the matter. Police are also examining CCTV footage from the area to establish the sequence of events and identify those involved in the violence.Assistant commissioner of police (Indirapuram) Suryabali Maurya said efforts to investigate the matter is underway and that Irshad and Shadab have been taken in for questioning. Further legal action will be taken based on the evidence collected during the investigation.The incident has once again highlighted how seemingly minor neighbourhood disputes over parking can spiral into serious violence. Residents of densely populated colonies have often raised concerns over limited parking space and frequent altercations caused by vehicles being parked outside homes or blocking access to residential lanes.Police have urged residents to resolve such disputes peacefully and report grievances through legal channels rather than taking law into their own hands. The investigation is ongoing, and police are expected to make arrests soon.
