Gurugram: Two small boys – Private school students in Gurugram and Delhi – order a taxi from Rajiv Chowk on Monday but seize vehicles with guns to go to the hill station.
The car took the car, they were allegedly waiting to target several other people to fund their journey when they were arrested from sector 10 on Wednesday night.
Both boys, who are childhood friends, are less than 18 months.
The police said to teenagers would dream of going to the hill station in the “private car” and splurge in hotels, food and drinks.
“Because both of them belong to family with humble backgrounds, buying a car is rather difficult for them.
So, they think of taking a car,” said a police officer.
On Monday, both ordered a taxi through the application from Rajiv Chowk.
A few minutes on the way, one of the boys revoked the stating gun from his pocket and asked the driver to attract.
Piracy piracy GGM: One of the boys threatened the throat of the throat driver when the driver refused, another boy put a broken beer bottle on his neck and threatened to led his throat if he did not stop the vehicle.
Fear of his life, the driver is obliged.
The two defendants pushed him near Honda Chowk Hero and went by car.
“Their drop-off location is Garhi Harsaru.
A few minutes after entering the car from Rajiv Chowk, one of them pointed at the gun at me and asked me to stop.
But I kept driving.
The others then put a broken bottle on my neck And said he would attack me with it if I didn’t slam the brakes.
They pushed me out of the car in Rajiv Chowk and escaped with a vehicle.
What can I do? “Rafiq (30), Cabby, mentioned in his complaint.
A case is registered with both of them under 379B (grabbing using strength) and 34 (general intentions) of the IPC.
The police scan the CCTV clip and track it in Sector10 on Wednesday.
Friendship of the two teenagers returned far away.
While one of them is from Khandsa in Gurugram and studies in class XI from a private school in the city, others live in Delhi and have appeared for the XII class exam.
Before leaving with their parents, both studied at the same junior school in Jhajjar and became friends there.
Both will stay with their relatives.
“One of them (the boy from Delhi) has a criminal record.
When he was in Jhajjar, he had taken a car and was sent to a teenage house.
This time, he involves his childhood friend to commit a crime and go for their dream vacation,” said ACP (crime) Preeting Sangwan.
The two boys were produced before the Juvenile Justice Board and sent to a correction house in Faridabad.