New Delhi: CCTV footage has emerged from a recent armed robbery at Car Street Mini, a second-hand luxury car showroom located in Naraina, southwest Delhi. The video captures the chaotic scene where two armed men opened fire while a third threatened employees inside the showroom.
Dramatic Footage of the Incident
In the footage, two men dressed in black are seen brandishing guns. One man struggles to control his weapon while the other points his gun around the showroom, aiming at luxury cars. Meanwhile, a third accomplice in a yellow t-shirt intimidates the showroom employees, warning them that they "won't be saved." As the gunmen fire shots into the showroom, the man in the yellow shirt collects the spent cartridges.
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Threats to Employees
One of the gunmen directs his weapon at an employee, who folds his hands in submission. When the gun is turned away, the employee gives a thumbs up, but moments later, a shot is fired above his head, causing panic among the employees. The video ends with the second employee visibly frightened.
Details of the Crime
The extortion attempt took place on Friday and reportedly involved over 20 rounds fired. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, although four luxury cars—including two BMWs, a Mini Cooper, and a Mercedes—were damaged in the incident.
Identification of the Shooters
The attackers left behind a note stating "Bhau Gang, Since 2020" and took one employee's phone before fleeing, discarding it at a distance from the showroom. This reference is linked to the wanted gangster Himanshu Bhau, who has been evading authorities since fleeing to Portugal in 2022. Sources indicate that the gang demanded ₹5 crore from the showroom owners.
Ongoing Investigation
Police have identified the three shooters involved in the incident and have filed a case against them. The recent attack bears similarities to a shooting incident at a car showroom in Tilak Nagar earlier this year, which is also believed to be connected to the same gang.
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