Real Estate Businessman Survives Gun Attack in Mohali
A real estate businessman in Mohali narrowly escaped a gun attack on Friday night. The bullets hit the bumper of his car, but he and his friend managed to escape unharmed. Police are investigating the incident, which is suspected to be linked to past rivalries.
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Police reached the spot on receiving information and checked the CCTV footage of the area. They have formed teams to nab the assailants. The victim, Dheeraj Sharma, is a resident of Sunny Enclave and runs a real estate company named Balaji Estate near UCO Bank on Desu Majra Road.
Dheeraj Sharma told the police he was going to Palhedi village in his car with his friend, Jasjit Singh, when they were shot at in Sector 123 around 10pm. He said the bullet hit the bumper below the headlight. He and his friend ducked under the seats to save their lives and drove the car forward.
When other vehicles arrived on the road, the attackers took advantage of the darkness and fled towards Mullanpur, said the complainant. The incident was immediately reported to the police by Dheeraj. After the incident, the Mohali police put up nakas and started searching vehicles in the Airport Road-New Chandigarh area.
The police are treating the incident as a serious matter and are conducting a thorough investigation. They are also appealing to the public for any information that might help in catching the perpetrators. The real estate industry in Mohali has been relatively peaceful, and such incidents are rare, making this attack highly unusual and concerning for the local business community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who was the target of the gun attack?
The target of the gun attack was Dheeraj Sharma, a real estate businessman from Mohali.
What happened during the attack?
Two masked men on a bike opened fire at Dheeraj Sharma's car, hitting the bumper. Sharma and his friend ducked under the seats and managed to escape unharmed.
Where did the attack take place?
The attack took place in Sector 123, Mohali, near the Desu Majra Road.
What steps have the police taken?
The police have checked CCTV footage, formed teams to nab the assailants, and put up nakas to search vehicles in the Airport Road-New Chandigarh area.
Is this attack related to any past rivalry?
The incident is suspected to be the fallout of past rivalry, but the police are still investigating to confirm the exact motives.
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