On Camera: Gunmen storm West Delhi car showroom, open fire, leave note with THIS dreaded gangster’s name | Watch

Delhi firing video: Three gunmen stormed a second-hand luxury car showroom in Naraina area of West Delhi on late Friday, opened fire inside the premises, before fleeing the scene and leaving behind a hand-written note which read “Himanshu bhau since 2020”. A PTI report, citing police sources, that the firing was an extortion bid by the Himanshu Bhau gang and the notorious Portugal-based gangster has demanded Rs 5 crore from the car showroom owner as “protection money”.

The spine-chilling episode was captured on a CCTV camera installed inside the showroom, showing the armed attackers storming the luxury showroom while two men sitting on couches inside the shop look on with the hands raised and a look of absolute terror on their faces.

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According to the police, the shooters, reportedly affiliated to the Himanshu Bhau gang, fired at least 20 rounds, inside and outside the showroom, left behind a note with the dreaded gangster’s name on it, before fleeing the scene.

A senior official said that while no injuries or casualties were reported in the incident, several luxury cars in the showroom were damaged due to the gunfire.

“A call regarding the firing at Car Street showroom in Naraina was received at 7.30 pm on Friday evening. No one was injured in the incident but several vehicles parked inside the showroom were damaged,” said Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Vichitra Veer.

The DCP said the police are scanning CCTV footage of the incident to identify the gunmen, adding that the matter is being investigated from “all angles”.

The showroom owner revealed that he had received some threatening messages before the firing incident, the officer added.

Notably, earlier in May this year, shooters from the Himanshu Bhau gang had opened fire outside a second-hand luxury car showroom in west Delhi’s Tilak Nagar area.

(With inputs from agencies)