Cousin Shoots Haryana Trader Dead in Dispute
Fired 5 Bullets at Chest and Neck After Morning Walk Argument……..
Panipat (Haryana) : In a shocking incident from Haryana, a trader was brutally shot dead by his own cousin following a minor argument during a morning walk. The accused fired five bullets at the victim’s chest and neck using a revolver, killing him on the spot. The incident has created a wave of panic in the local area.
According to the police, the victim, identified as a local businessman, was on his routine morning walk when he had a verbal spat with his cousin over a petty issue. The altercation, which seemed minor at first, quickly escalated. In a fit of rage, the cousin pulled out a revolver and fired multiple rounds at close range.
Eyewitnesses say the accused didn’t give the victim a chance to escape and shot him point-blank. Hearing the gunshots, people from nearby areas rushed to the spot and informed the police. By the time help arrived, the trader had already succumbed to his injuries.
The police reached the scene immediately and launched an investigation. A murder case has been registered, and efforts are underway to nab the accused, who fled after committing the crime. Senior officers are supervising the case, and nearby CCTV footage is being examined to trace his movements.
Family members of the deceased are in shock and grief. They mentioned that there had been some long-standing tension between the two cousins over property-related issues, which could have triggered the fatal attack. However, the exact reason behind the sudden outburst is still under investigation.
Panipat police officials have assured that the culprit will be arrested soon and that no one will be spared in such heinous crimes. Additional forces have been deployed in the area to maintain peace and order.
This incident has once again raised concerns over increasing gun violence and deteriorating family relationships leading to extreme outcomes. The community has demanded strict punishment for the accused and better preventive policing to avoid such tragedies.
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