Noida: A 30-year-old guard in a housing in a residential community in Greater Noida allegedly kicked and punched by two young men for not letting a car that did not have a parking sticker on it through the main gate, which was only intended for residents.
While the guards insisted that the two young men – Ankit and Sonu – not a resident of Ace Platinum, the police said Ankit had risen flat there.
The latest episode of violence between residents and guards is the third reported in the city in the past two months, after a similar clash in Lotus Boulevard and Amrapali Sapphire.
Around 10:30 a.m.
on Monday, Ankit and Sonu arrived at Ace Platinum in Wagonr and tried to enter through the main gate.
Because their car does not have parking stickers from the housing community, the annealed and other guards ask them to make the right entry in the register.
This, the police said, Angerer Ankit.
The community recently changed the agency of handling security in the complex and it was only on Monday that annealed and the others had taken over.
According to the police, the guards attached to the previous body knew Ankit, which is why he never had to enter earlier when he entered into the community.
The two young men came to meet with residents in Ace Platinum.
“They live nearby and come to meet a resident.
Guards with the previous agent knew them and they never stopped entering the community, even without parking stickers in their cars.
On Monday, they were stopped by annealing and asked to do entries.
But they are stopped Harassing it, and it’s a snowball into an attack, “another guard said.
Two other young men from the environment allegedly joined Ankit and Sonu in attacking the annealing.
A 35 second video distributed broadly on social media is said to show Ankit dragging the annealing and rain blowing it.
It is not clear whether both of them are accused of being a population of the community or not.
However, the police said that Ankit, came from the adjacent Sakipur village, had taken flat on Platinum Ace on rent and running his business from there.
“Sonu is a student and belongs to Makora Village nearby,” said a police officer.
However, the police have reports that are not recognized in the case below the IPC 323 section (voluntarily causing illness) in complaints from annealing.
Ajay Kumar, Police Station Surajpur, said the report said Ankit and Sonu and two were accused of being unknown.
“Their home is looking for.
But they cannot be traced,” he added.
Ajab Singh, the head of agency security who took over on Monday, said they had submitted police complaints.
“The bodyguard suffered an injury.
He was beaten behind and was at home now,” he added.