New Delhi : In Nangloi area of Delhi, gunmen fired shots at a ration shop on Saturday, September 28. Fortunately, no one was reported injured, but the incident has caused widespread fear among residents. Subhash Bindal, the General Secretary of the Market Association, shared details of the incident with IANS.
Subhash Bindal said: “At around 9 a m., two young men arrived on a motorcycle and fired three to four rounds before fleeing the scene. Along with the firing, they left behind a note with a name and two pictures of young men.
” Bindal mentioned that their intention seemed to be to create fear, not to harm anyone. He explained that a shopkeeper was standing nearby, and if the attackers wanted, they could have shot him, but they chose not to. Their aim was only to spread fear and make demands.
When asked if any demands had been made, Bindal stated that no specific demands had been put forward yet. However, he added that such incidents usually lead to demands. The note they left behind only contained names, but it is common for such individuals to give false names.
Another shopkeeper in the area said: “Incidents like this in Nangloi are intended to spread fear. The strategy often involves intimidating one businessman, then targeting another, and eventually demanding ransom.” He expressed concern, saying that this is a very frightening situation, especially for the business community, which plays a crucial role in running the city.
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