Mysuru: Armed robbery at a jewelry shop in a crowded Mysuru neighborhood on Monday night took a terrible turn as a four-shot gun gang, killed him in place.
The police said it was not clear why the gang, who fled their booty, fired a 23-year-old Chandru, a Mason.
The robbers entered the shop in Vidyaranyapuram, Mysuru, around 5.15pm.
They walked down the leaves of the window and tied the shop owner, Dharmendra.
Around this time, Chandru is believed to have arrived with relatives to buy Earstud and stand outside.
Around 5.30pm, as a relative of the shop owner calmed out, the gang came out with their booty.
Suddenly, while decamping, one of them shot Chandru, which collapsed.
The cold-blooded murder left dozens of buyers surprised.
Probe Introduction only revealed a shot fired.
Police released CCTV footage from attackers and seek public assistance to track them.
Police Commissioner Chandragupta said it had not been determined what triggered a gang to open fire.
The robbers fled with jewelry and the loss was not expected, he said.
CCTV footage showed four who arrived on foot and the police investigated if they took the vehicle and parked it elsewhere.
The four robbers wore blue t-shirts and their masks were pulled into the chin.
Chandru, a resident of Dadadahalli, has come to the store with Rajith to buy himself a stud and waited outside, because it incorrectly assumed it was not open.
“Everything ends in a few minutes,” Rajith said that no need to be consistent.
“When we waited, someone came and began to knock on the shoe ask the shop owner to open.” When he tried to lift the shutter, the robbers panicked and started running, he said.
“I took Chandru to two private hospitals and then to the KR Hospital managed by the government where he was declared dead,” Rajith added.