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In Delhi road rage, man shoots at family killing a mother of two

| @indiablooms | Aug 01, 2024, at 05:46 am

New Delhi/IBNS: An argument over a bike touching his scooty enraged a man so much that he shot at a family, killing a 30-year-old woman in Delhi on Wednesday.

The man fired a round from atop a flyover, not caring that it could have hit two children on the bike, one of whom was just four years old.

According to reports, Heera Singh was headed to Maujpur in northeast Delhi with his wife, Simranjeet Kaur, 30, and their two young sons, who are four and 12 years old, on a motorcycle when his bike almost brushed against a scooty near the Gokalpuri flyover.

Singh and the man on the scooty engaged in an argument soon after the near collision.

While Singh took the road beside the flyover, the other two-wheeler went on it but the spat continued, with both parties hurling abuses at each other.

Singh told the police that the man on the scooty fired at them from the flyover - a distance of about 35 feet - which hit his wife in the suprasternal notch, or the portion where the neck meets the chest.

He took his wife to the Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital, where she was declared dead.

"A case of murder is being registered and CCTV footage in the area is being scanned so we can identify and arrest the accused. Further investigation is on," said a police official.

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