The incident took place on Saturday when Rameshwar Balai had consumed liquor along with Durjan Singh, Magan Singh, s/o Narayan Singh, Bhagirath Singh, Magan Singh s/o Sagar Singh and Dungar Singh.
In an inebriated condition, some of them allegedly thrashed Balai and made a remark about his caste, Sikar Sadar police said.
Bilai was dropped at his house by one of the villagers but his condition remained unstable. He died yesterday while on his way to the hospital.
Police have registered a case following a complaint lodged by Balai's son Arjun Lal and further investigation in the matter is on.
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