Reporter Geetanjali Dubey reached the ground in Uttam Nagar, Delhi to understand what really happened in the death of 26-year-old Tarun, a case that has triggered massive outrage and debate on social media. For the past two days, several posts claim Tarun was beaten to death by members of the Muslim community after a Holi balloon dispute. But every incident has multiple sides, and responsible journalism requires presenting all perspectives. According to one version, the dispute began when a Holi balloon thrown by Tarun’s niece accidentally splashed water on a neighbor, leading to an argument between two families. Later in the evening, Tarun was allegedly attacked and seriously injured and later died during treatment. Another side claims the clash escalated when Tarun returned with friends from the gym, leading to a fight where several people from both sides were injured, including a 13-year-old boy currently admitted in ICU. Police say the families had old neighborhood disputes and so far no confirmed communal angle has been established. However, some Hindutva groups like Bajrang Dal and Hindu Raksha Dal are accused of deliberately giving the issue a communal angle and staging protest