Sukhchain Singh, a US-based NRI who recently returned to his native Daburji village on the outskirts of Punjab's Amritsar city, was shot inside his home by two unidentified gunmen on Saturday. Updated: August 24, 2024 4:12 PM IST By : In a shocking incident of lawlessness, two motorcycle-borne gunmen stormed the home of a non-resident Indian (NRI) man Amritsar district in Punjab on Saturday and shot him in front of wife, mother, and kids even as the family begged the assailants to spare him. The entire incident was captured on CCTV cameras and showed the victim, Sukhchain Singh, a US-based NRI who recently returned to his native Daburji village on the outskirts of Punjab’s Amritsar city, being forced inside his home at gunpoint by the two assailants.
An NRI, Sukhchain Singh, was shot in his home in Daburji village, Amritsar, after recently returning from the USA. The shocking incident, caught on CCTV, shows two assailants firing three shots at him. He’s now in serious condition and has been admitted to the hospital.
— Gagandeep Singh (@Gagan4344) The gunmen then ask him to handover the registration papers of his newly-bought luxury car, which he refused, leading to a scuffle as the attacker manhandle Singh and fired three shots at him while his family pleaded them to spare his life, the CCTV clip showed. The assailants fled the scene after their guns jammed, the video showed. 🛑Fear of the law is vanishing in punjab.
This morning two scoundrels entered an NRI’s home in Amritsar & opened f!re on Mr. Sukhchain Singh in broad daylight, ignoring the pleas of woman and child. Mr.
Sukhchain is now fighting for his life in the hospital. — Eknoor Singh bajwa (@eknoorbajwa90) Singh sustained two bullet injuries– one to the chest and another in the head– and was rushed to a private hospital for treatment, the police said. Giving details, a senior police officer said Singh was going for a morning walk when the bike-borne assailants intercepted him outside his house and forced him inside at gunpoint and later shot him in front of his family members, including his wife and his two children from his first marriage.
The horrific episode was captured on CCTV cameras installed at Sukchain’s house, showing the victim’s family, including his children, begging the attackers to let him go. Police said they have obtained CCTV footage of the attack and launched an investigation. The victim’s second wife has accused his ex-wife’s family of orchestrating the attack and lodged an FIR against five people, all family members of Singh’s first wife.
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