On July 9, a gunfight in Gurugram’s upscale Sushant Lok left four alleged shooters dead and three policemen injured. Police said gangster Deepak Nandal ordered the attack on businessman Vishal Berry over a ₹5 crore extortion demand. Among the dead were two minors from Rohtak’s Bhalaut village with no criminal record. Ashok Kumar finds that the incident has raised questions over crime, drug use, and policing
On July 9, a gunfight in Gurugram’s upscale Sushant Lok left four alleged shooters dead and three policemen injured. Police said gangster Deepak Nandal ordered the attack on businessman Vishal Berry over a ₹5 crore extortion demand. Among the dead were two minors from Rohtak’s Bhalaut village with no criminal record. Ashok Kumar finds that the incident has raised questions over crime, drug use, and policing
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