Two brothers were shot and critically injured in Faridabad's Bharat Colony on Thursday night, November 12, after an argument over a parked car blocking their way on Kacha Khedi Road, according to the police complaint in the case. The injured men, Prince Jangra and Prashant Jangra, residents of Bharat Colony, were taken to Asian Hospital in Sector 21A in critical condition, Dainik Jagran reported. The Tribune also reported the incident in its Saturday edition, saying shots were fired over a right of way and two brothers were hurt.

Source: Dainik Jagran

According to the complaint filed by Piyush, he was travelling with his cousins Prashant Jangra and Prince Jangra and other family members towards Delhi railway station in Prashant's car at around 9.20 pm on November 12. Near the Central Bank on Kachha Khedi Road in Bharat Colony, a Brezza car was parked on the road and blocking their way. When they asked the driver to move aside, he allegedly refused, and an argument broke out.

The complaint alleges that the Brezza driver then parked his vehicle in front of Prashant's car, hurled abuses and issued threats, before pulling out a pistol and opening fire. The complaint states that several shots were fired with intent to kill, and bullets hit both Prashant and Prince. Reports of the injuries said one brother was hit in the neck and the other in the chest. These are allegations recorded in the complaint and reporting; the accused has not been convicted of any offence.

FIR registered, accused identified as policeman's son

Faridabad Police have identified the accused as Jaswant, a resident of Bharat Colony and the son of a Delhi Police officer. A case was registered at Kheri Pul police station on Friday, November 13, on the basis of Piyush's complaint, and the complainant has demanded strict legal action. Some local reports said the accused was taken into custody on Friday; the reports reviewed did not carry a detailed police statement on the arrest or on the weapon's ownership.

The shooting is the second in Faridabad in little over a week to grow out of a parking or right-of-way dispute. On November 6, Singapore-based executive Paramjeet Dhankhar was shot dead by his neighbour in Sector 21C after being called downstairs over a parking issue, a killing that has drawn wide outrage in the city. Police investigations in the Bharat Colony case are continuing, and the condition of the two brothers remained critical in the latest reports.