Man Gunned Down While Waiting for Sehri in Aligarh Incident

In Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, a man named Haris was shot dead by four assailants on motorcycles while waiting for ‘sehri’. CCTV footage captured the dramatic encounter, revealing intense violence and a personal vendetta as potential motives. The police are actively investigating the case following his death at the hospital shortly after the shooting.

A tragic incident occurred in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh when a man preparing for ‘sehri’, the pre-dawn meal for Ramazan, was fatally shot by four assailants on motorcycles. The attack was brutal, with the first shooter firing multiple rounds, ensuring the victim was dead with a total of four bullets.

CCTV footage reveals the victim, Haris alias Katta, interacting with another man outside his home around 3:15 AM. As they wait for their meal, two motorcycles approach, and Haris attempts to defend himself upon noticing the armed pillion rider. Despite his efforts, he was shot multiple times, leading to a frantic departure by his companion.

The other shooter dismounted his bike and, after fumbling with a jammed gun, inflicted further fatal shots before the assailants fled the scene. Onlookers reported the attack, and law enforcement is investigating the motive behind the shooting, with initial indications pointing towards a personal vendetta.

Assistant Superintendent of Police Mayank Pathak confirmed that they received reports of the incident around 3:30 AM, leading to Haris’s immediate transfer to the hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. A formal case has been initiated as investigations continue.

A relative of Haris, Shoaib, described their relationship, asserting that there was no known enmity and labeling the attackers as criminals.

This incident underscores the severe violence that can manifest from personal enmities, particularly in public settings. As investigations unfold, it becomes crucial to evaluate the underlying causes that lead to such fatal confrontations. The support of the community is essential in addressing and mitigating violence in areas like Aligarh.

Original Source: www.ndtv.com