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Three killed, five injured in Delhi shootout between rival gangs

| @indiablooms | Jun 18, 2018, at 12:54 pm

New Delhi, Jun 18 (IBNS): Three were killed and five, including a woman, injured in a shootout between rival gangsters in north Delhi's Burari area on Monday morning, media reports said.

The reports quoted police as saying that more than ten rounds were fired by the Gogi gang and Tilu gang from their cars. The incident took place under the Sant Nagar police area at around 10 30 am.

According to police, the shooters were travelling in a Fortuner and a Scorpio.

The police are yet to reveal the identity of victims.

A police force has rushed to the spot.


 

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