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Villagers block road in Delhi’s Narela, demand arrest of property dealer’s killers

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New Delhi, Sep 4 (PTI) Villagers blocked a road in Narela on Friday, refusing to cremate the victim’s body until the assailants, who shot dead a property dealer outside a gym, are arrested and given the same punishment, officials said on Friday.

The peaceful protest was held two days after Pramod Dahiya, a resident of Haryana’s Sonipat, was fatally shot outside a gym in Narela on Wednesday morning. Police personnel were deployed at the spot in outernorth Delhi as tension prevailed in the area, while teams continued searching for the assailants, sources said.

“We will not cremate the body until the accused are arrested. They should suffer the same fate as our brother,” villagers told reporters, demanding strict action against those responsible.

Dahiya was shot around 6.45 am on September 3 when he went to the gym, where he was a regular, according to his relatives. The attackers allegedly arrived on a scooter and fired around 15 rounds at Dahiya before fleeing. A relative said he was rushed to a hospital, but succumbed to his injuries.

Police suspect a possible gang rivalry behind the killing and are examining CCTV footage from the area to identify the attackers and reconstruct the sequence of events.

Villagers alleged that the police station was located around 300 metres from the spot but claimed that police reached the area nearly two hours after the shooting.

“We are four brothers and one sister. Pramod was a property dealer, and he had never fought with anyone,” a relative said, while seeking justice for the family.

The body was sent for a postmortem after the killing. Police teams are conducting searches at multiple locations to trace the accused, sources said. Police said further investigation is underway. PTI SSJ ASD ASD

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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