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Suspects booked for damaging cars parked outside society in Gurugram Sector 102

Unidentified suspects vandalized 20 cars in Gurugram's Suncity Avenue. Police lack CCTV footage, investigating other cameras for leads.

Published on: Jul 18, 2025, 05:50:01 IST
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Unidentified suspects were booked on Wednesday for allegedly smashing the windscreens of at least 20 cars parked outside the Suncity Avenue society in Gurugram Sector 102, police said on Thursday.

The society falls under the “affordable category” due to which there is no earmarked or adequate parking space inside the premises, police said. (Representational image)
The society falls under the “affordable category” due to which there is no earmarked or adequate parking space inside the premises, police said. (Representational image)

The incident took place between 1am and 1.30am on Tuesday on an empty plot outside the society where at least 100 to 120 cars of residents are regularly parked, police said. The society falls under the “affordable category” due to which there is no earmarked or adequate parking space inside the premises, police said.

Sandeep Kumar, public relations officer of Gurugram police, said there were no CCTV cameras installed at the location. “We are trying to find the suspects by scanning other cameras on the route and in the area,” he said.

Ruling out the probability of enmity between parking contractors, he said the area is not manned by anyone yet. “Probably drunk suspects damaged the car and fled. We are trying to trace them,” he said.

Kumar said that officials from Dhankot police post had previously asked RWAs to get CCTVs installed in the area to no avail.

Dhananjay Jha, president of the society’s RWA, which was formed a month ago, said the FIR was registered after they took help from local politicians. “Several residents reached the Dhankot police post on Wednesday night and met police after registering the FIR,” he said.

Jha said they were planning to meet the Gurugram police commissioner soon to resolve the security issues.

  • Debashish Karmakar
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    Debashish Karmakar

    Debashish Karmakar is a principal correspondent with the Hindustan Times, Gurugram bureau. He has a vast journalistic experience of almost 14 years of covering crime, court, power, transport, administration, weather and other beats while working across various organisations. He has been covering Gurugram, Faridabad, Nuh, Palwal and other districts of southern Haryana for more than four and a half years. He has produced several breaking and exclusive stories while reporting from the ground where he maintains a strong presence on a daily basis. He writes news articles which are hard-hitting and accurate. With his strong bureaucratic sources, he frequently writes stories to expose the failure of the system forcing authorities to take necessary course-corrective steps. Besides crime, important convictions and court orders, he also writes on human-angle stories, on power issues and challenges faced by the residents on a daily basis in Gurugram and neighbouring areas. In the past, he worked for media houses like The Times of India, where he extensively reported on important government matters and daily proceedings at the Patna High Court. He has also worked in the electronic media and had done ground coverage on the Kedarnath deluge that wrecked Uttarakhand in 2013.Read More