Back in India for nephew's wedding, Singapore-based man shot dead by neighbour
A disturbing incident unfolded in Faridabad as Paramjeet Dhankar lost his life in a violent confrontation over parking with his neighbor Mohan, known as Monu Sharma. The deadly argument ignited on the night of Dhanteras, merely two days before Diwali. After returning from a workout, Paramjeet faced a tragic fate. Law enforcement is currently investigating and hunting down the fleeing suspect.
Paramjeet Dhankar, a Singapore-based man, met his untimely demise in a shooting incident that occurred on Dhanteras night, a day before Diwali. The deceased, who resided on the first floor of house number 641 in Sector 21C, Faridabad, was allegedly killed by his neighbor, Mohan Sharma, during a dispute over vehicle parking. Police investigators have determined that Mohan fired around 15-16 rounds from his registered pistol, three to four of which struck Paramjeet, resulting in his death on the spot.
Paramjeet, who worked for a private company in Singapore, had returned to his hometown of Faridabad only two days prior to attend his nephew's wedding, set to take place on November 24. Originally from Hisar, Paramjeet lived with his wife, son, and daughter at the time of the incident.
According to police reports, the argument between Paramjeet and Mohan arose over parking spaces. Initially, the situation seemed to be linked to a pet dog, but it escalated into a physical altercation. The accused allegedly continued the attack by opening fire at Paramjeet. The families involved had a history of disputes, with a notable incident five days prior, when Mohan had allegedly abused Paramjeet's son.
After the shooting, Mohan left the scene with his family. The local police, crime branch, and forensic science laboratory arrived on the scene, where empty cartridges were recovered. The police are actively searching for the accused, Mohan Sharma, who is being investigated for the crime. Prahlad Kumar, SHO of Surajkund police station, confirmed the details of the incident and stated that the investigation is ongoing.
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