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4 injured in shootout in west Delhi

Four bikers opened fire on a group of five men in Uttam Nagar area allegedly after a clash over distribution of money from a betting racket

Updated on: Jan 09, 2017 01:12 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Four persons were injured after several bullet rounds were fired in West Delhi’s Uttam Nagar area around 11pm on Sunday night, following a clash between the two groups. According to the police, the groups clashed over distribution of the collection they had made from a betting racket.

The incident took place at around 11pm on Sunday night when four bikers fired indiscriminately at a group of five men. (AFP FILE)
The incident took place at around 11pm on Sunday night when four bikers fired indiscriminately at a group of five men. (AFP FILE)

Sources said that a group of five men were sitting at a tea stall, when another four men came on bikes and opened fire. They fired indiscriminately and fled the spot. The five persons ducked but four of them were severely injured.

The police also found that this group owed money to the four accused. “We have identified two persons and will soon be making the arrests. We have also accessed the CCTV footage from the spot. The raids are on,” a police officer said.

 
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