Gurugram: A 75-year-old man who was on his way to the gas station to examine the tire pressure of his car allegedly ambushed by four people in sector 82 on Sunday night and was taken hostage to Dadri in Greater Noida, where they pushed it out, steal cellphones and cash And then go by vehicle.
After a brave 10 hours, retired government officials finally walked back home in a taxi, thank you to a young man who dropped him in Bulandshahr, from where he took a taxi.
Om Prakash Dhanda, a resident of Mapsko Royale Ville, has been expelled from the public around 6:40 a.m.
to get a tire checking it out and told his wife that he would return in 15-20 minutes.
“About 300 meters from the community, near the Temple of Sikanderpur Badha, I got an important telephone so I stopped my car to answer it.
I was calling for around 20-25 minutes,” he said.
At that time, four men wore a face mask approaching the car.
One of them knocked on the window of the passenger seat, asking for directions to Manesar.
Dhanda mandatory, but in a few seconds found the gun pointing at him.
“I rolled the window and gave a clue when suddenly the man put his hand in the car and unlocked it.
He entered the vehicle and pointed at the gun at me.
Another man came to my side and covered my face so I couldn’t scream for help.
Two men Again entered the back seat and I was pulled back and resisted me, “Dhanda said.
In his complaint it was put forward to the police station Kherki Daula, Dhanda said the men were told him towards Dwarka Expressway, and then Pataudi Road and KMP Expressway, where they stopped to pay the toll at 8:23 a.m., according to CCTV Camera Cap time.
Around 11:30 a.m., they reached Dadri, 80 km away.
“The men were rude and threatened me during the trip but fortunately there was no physical damage.
They took my cellphone and wallet.
They also asked me to pin my debit card.
I told them that because the card was old and difficult to use, I didn’t Remember the pin.
They then left me stranded on a remote road in the middle of the night and left with my car, “he said.
All key numbers stored on their cellphones, senior citizens don’t have a way to communicate with their families.
“I received help from a pedestrian who told me that we were in Dadri.
He dropped me on his scooter to Bulandshahr, where I took a taxi and got home at around 4:30 a.m.,” Dhanda said.
The police on Monday traced the route of the omelet’s kidnapper.
A fir put forward against unknown people under Section 34 (actions carried out by several people in the continuation of general intentions), 365 (kidnapping or kidnapping with the intention of being secretly and wrongly to limit people) and 379A (grabbing) and Under the weapon acted in Kherhi the police post.
There is no arrest that has been made so far.
Shaken by the incident, said Dhanda, “I never imagined something like this could happen to me, it was also outside my house.” Dhanda has lived in Mapsko Royale Ville with his wife since 2018.
The couple has two sons and a girl.
While one of the sons was the IAF officer posted in Jaipur, their other children lived abroad.
Car hijacking, in the housing sector and at night when it wasn’t even really dark, shocked in the community.
They accused the chain robbery incident has also been reported in the past.
Safe Dhull, who lives in Mapsko Royale Ville, said, “the incident caused serious security issues.
Stretching near the Temple of Sikanderpur Badha is debated, because there are no street lights, turning it into a ‘dark point’.
We have asked the police to improve security at The area.
Citizenship Authority also needs to provide basic infrastructure in new sectors because of many bad roads.
“President Rwa Sudhir Pant said,” When Dhanda did not return, we began to trace his movements.
We found that CCTV did not function properly.
Besides that , security guards do not maintain vehicle records that come out.
For people where 350 families live, it is a serious security hose.
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