Noida: Seema Tomar’s Indian shooter has accused that three residents of the community behaved badly with him and threw a violation to him after a dispute about the parking lot.
The shooter, which served with Delhi branch from Central Ordnance Depot, claimed that there was a two-week delay in the part of the police at the stay.
In his complaint, Tomar said around 2:15 a.m.
on October 8, he returned home.
To the community of the Trident Embassy in Sector 1 Greater Noida (West).
He said when he arrived at the parking lot, he saw an Audi parked in the room he provided.
“It was without a sticker so I waited.
The staff at the main gate told me it belonged to the people who visited Tower G.
When the staff asked them to remove the car, they refused.
I also made a call to them asking them to remove the vehicle and wait, waiting for them “He said.
The item said one of the residents arrived but refused to move the Audi from the place.
“After that, his father and brother-in-law also came and behaved badly and arguing with me,” he added.
He claimed when he tried to record the incident, one of the defendants grabbed his cellphone.
Others, he accused, identified himself as retired air force officers and threatened to kill him.
“Other residents tried to intervene but the trio began to hurt them too.
It continued for about half an hour, after that I called the police,” he was suspected.
Domar added that he was “surprised” by the “behavior” of the police.
“While I handed over my complaint on October 8, a FIR was only filed on October 23 at the Bibrakh police station,” he was suspected.
A pine cannot be submitted without a preliminary investigation.
“After an investigation by ACP-2 (Central Noida) Yogendra Singh, a FIR under the IPC 323 section (punishment because it voluntarily caused pain), 352 (punishment for violence or criminal), 504 (intentional insults with the intention to trigger violations of peace ) and 506 (criminal intimidation) submitted.