<p>The police has released a video of the two suspects but has not made any arrests yet.<br />Police said Chanda, who lived with his wife and teenage daughter in New York's Bronx neighbourhoood, was returning home at night last weekend after buying packing tape from a nearby store.<br /><br />Two men followed him into his building and grabbed him from behind on the second-floor stair case.<br /><br />One of the suspects struck Chanda in the head with a metal object while the other stole USD 15 from him and fled from the scene.<br /><br />Chanda was rushed to the hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.<br />Friends and neighbours of Chanda described him as "a good father, a good husband, a good human being. He had no enemies," a report in the New York Post said.|<br /><br />Chanda's friend Mohammed Solaiman Ali said he wanted to do a lot of good things for the community.<br /><br />Chanda and his wife Chaya had lived in their modest apartment for 28 years, raising their 16-year-old daughter there.<br /><br />"I don't know why he was a target," Ali said."He was such a nice person."He said Chanda was planning to start a non-profit to help reduce unemployment in the Bronx and also wanted to open a small business to provide employment to others.</p>
<p>The police has released a video of the two suspects but has not made any arrests yet.<br />Police said Chanda, who lived with his wife and teenage daughter in New York's Bronx neighbourhoood, was returning home at night last weekend after buying packing tape from a nearby store.<br /><br />Two men followed him into his building and grabbed him from behind on the second-floor stair case.<br /><br />One of the suspects struck Chanda in the head with a metal object while the other stole USD 15 from him and fled from the scene.<br /><br />Chanda was rushed to the hospital where he succumbed to his injuries.<br />Friends and neighbours of Chanda described him as "a good father, a good husband, a good human being. He had no enemies," a report in the New York Post said.|<br /><br />Chanda's friend Mohammed Solaiman Ali said he wanted to do a lot of good things for the community.<br /><br />Chanda and his wife Chaya had lived in their modest apartment for 28 years, raising their 16-year-old daughter there.<br /><br />"I don't know why he was a target," Ali said."He was such a nice person."He said Chanda was planning to start a non-profit to help reduce unemployment in the Bronx and also wanted to open a small business to provide employment to others.</p>