Delhi: 3 Gunmen Open Fire At Club, Make Bouncers Kneel In Extortion Attempt — Caught On Camera
The incident was captured on CCTV. The police have arrested one suspect and are searching for the others.
Three men opened fire indiscriminately at a club in Delhi late Thursday, attempting to intimidate the owner and demand money. The incident occurred at Kaanch Club in the Seemapuri area of North East Delhi and was captured on CCTV outside the premises. After the firing, no injuries were reported.
According to NDTV, the police confirmed that they have arrested one suspect, identified as Shahrukh who is a resident of nearby Ghaziabad, while a search is underway for the other suspects, whose identities are known.
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The CCTV footage shows the three men approaching the club, with two of them carrying guns, and threatening the bouncers stationed outside the club. One of the men orders the three bouncers, including a female, to kneel down, saying, "Ghutno pe aaja" (kneel down). He then threatens, "I'll shoot you in the head if you get up," while pointing a gun at them.
As the bouncers kneel down, the two other men enter the club but leave shortly after, apparently not finding the owner inside. They also fired multiple shots at the club while abusing the owner before fleeing the scene, NDTV reported.
Group Opens Fire In South Delhi Pub
In a separate incident, a group of men fired shots at a pub in South Delhi on August 26, after an argument with the manager over seating arrangements, according to officials. At least five people have been arrested in connection with this case.
According to India Today, police reported that a group of young men from Jahangirpuri visited the Love Bite Café and Lounge in the Satya Niketan area for a birthday celebration. A dispute over seating quickly arose, leading to one of the men opening fire inside the pub.
Ahmed, one of the arrested individuals, reportedly fired several rounds into the air in anger, but no one was injured. The pub authorities subsequently called the police, resulting in the arrest of Ahmed.