In the case of the murder of trader Sunil Jain in Delhi's Farsh Bazar, the police are delving into a new dimension. There's a looming question: Did the assailants seek revenge for a Diwali double murder and mistakenly kill Sunil Jain due to erroneous identity recognition? Currently, the police are thoroughly investigating the mistaken identity angle in this murder case.
In fact, Sumit, who was riding with Sunil Jain on a scooter, provided shocking details to the police during interrogation. Sumit claimed that two miscreants approached on a blue Apache bike. One came near the scooter and asked in Haryanvi, ‘Who is named Virat here?’
Sumit replied that no one named Virat was present there. Subsequently, the assailants shot Sunil Jain immediately. The other culprit also began firing. There was no Virat among those on the scooter, so the puzzling question remains: which Virat were the assailants seeking? With this new Virat theory emerging, police are intensifying their scrutiny over the mistaken identity facet in the investigation.
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Moreover, the investigation revealed that, during Diwali, an uncle-nephew duo was murdered in the same Farsh Bazar police jurisdiction. A minor was apprehended by the Delhi Police in connection with this case. Interestingly, the minor’s father is also named Virat.
This revelation spurs police to speculate if the assailants targeting to kill the minor's father, Virat, mistakenly murdered Sunil Jain instead. Nonetheless, through CCTV assistance, the shooters' identities are confirmed. Top officials of the Delhi Police reveal that the probe is uncovering additional angles, which are being tirelessly explored.
Bike-riding Assailants Fired Fatal Shots
Notably, in Shahdara, Delhi, a businessman on his morning walk was attacked with 7-8 rounds of gunfire. The trader sustained at least four bullet wounds. Assailants on a bike perpetrated the attack, resulting in the death of utensil trader Sunil.
The Shahdara DCP reported that a PCR call was received about the shootout in the Farsh Bazar area. Police reached the site to discover that 52-year-old Sunil Jain had suffered gunshot wounds. He was returning home from his morning exercise at the Yamuna Sport Complex when the biker assailants shot him.
