Delhi Cop, On His Way To G20 Duty, Robbed Of Car At Gunpoint In Gurugram

Two masked men robbed a Delhi Police constable of his car at gunpoint on SPR Road in Gurugram while he was going for his G20 Summit duty, police said on Monday.

The incident happened late Saturday night when constable Rajkumar, 32, was returning from Mahendragarh to Delhi to attend his night duty for the summit, police said quoting the complaint.

Around 11 pm, the constable reached SPR road when a white car stopped in front of his vehicle. Two masked men got down from the car with weapons and one of them put a pistol on the windshield of his car and the other on the victim, they said.

"Soon after they asked me to get down from the car and also threatened to shoot if I did not. When I came out of the vehicle, they pushed me and ran away after robbing my car," Mr Rajkumar said in his complaint.

"My Delhi police uniform, wallet containing Rs 5,000, ID card and driving licence were also kept in the car. Due to darkness, the registration number on the Swift car was not visible," he said.

In the CCTV footage installed near Kherki Daula Toll Plaza only the white Swift car was seen but the police did not get any vital clue from it, police said.

An FIR was registered against two unknown accused under sections 392 (robbery), 397 (robbery with attempt to cause death or grievous hurt), 34 (common intention) of the IPC and under the Arms Act at Kherki Daula police station on Sunday, police said.

"The teams of the police station along with the crime unit team are investigating the case and the accused will be arrested soon," said Inspector Ajay Malik, SHO of Kherki Daula police station.

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