Noida: A citizen of Noida who objected to a fellow commuter driving on the wrong side found his car was hit with a bottle of liquor immediately after on the new year’s night road that left his children 9 and 4 – very surprised that they did not do it to cry for hours .
Shonak Sharma, a resident of sector 51 and a lawyer who practiced at Delhi High Court, had left home with his family and his parents in two cars for dinner at a restaurant.
They headed to sector 26 when a white verna slid down the wrong road and came with dangerous to collide with his parents’ car.
It’s around 9pm.
“Instead of apologizing, they harassed my parents.
When I object to their behavior, they abuse me too.
One of the residents came out of Verna when I stepped on the accelerator, felt the problem.
I was in a car with my wife and two children , “Sharma told Toi.
A few minutes later, Sharma saw Verna on the windshield, an Audi.
His driver had taken a U turn and began to follow him.
The car followed him far from the VDS market in sector 51 to Iscon temple, on the road under the Bypass Noida flyover.
“I started driving a little faster.
I took the right turn of the Hoshiyarpur signal and hoped they would give up.
But they didn’t.
They followed me and started throwing liquor bottles into my car.
They threw at least 8-9 bottles,” Sharma recalled.
Confused in which direction will take him to a safe place, Sharma drives away towards Iskcon Temple.
“They won’t give up.
When a bottle of liquor keeps flying in my car, one of them destroys the windshield.
This time, my children in the back seat are really scared.
But after the glass has broken, they gave up chasing.
They turned around and Escape, “Sharma said.
According to him, there are 5-6 residents in Verna.
Even on Saturday morning, lawyers were shocked.
“They were traumatized and had cried since last night,” he told Toi.
All incidents, Sharma said, took place between 9:15 pm and 9.45pm.
“I was surprised that I did not find a single police officer on the road.
How should ordinary citizens feel safe? I have filed a written complaint and urged the police to take immediate action against criminals,” he added.
In running until New Year’s Eve, the police have repeatedly claimed to have made adequate security settings to make a check at an uncontrolled pora party.
On Saturday, they said they had started an investigation.
“The man can’t record the car number.
We scan the nearest CCTV recording area to identify the car.
The case under the relevant section will be registered,” said Vinod Kumar Singh, the Sho of Sector Police Station 49.