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21-Year-Old Held for Killing 35-Year-Old Man in Shooting at Gurugram's Sidhravali Bus Stand

Published On Thu, 12 Nov 2026
Aarav Mehta
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Gurugram Police have arrested a 21-year-old man for allegedly shooting dead a 35-year-old man near the Sidhravali bus stand in the Bilaspur area. The incident took place on the night of November 8, while the victim's body was discovered inside his car the following morning. The accused, identified as Jatin, a resident of Sidhravali village, was arrested by the Crime Branch Sector 40 team from Sahrawan village on November 10. Police suspect that an old personal dispute was behind the murder. Another person allegedly involved in the crime is yet to be arrested.

The deceased, identified as Deepak, was found inside his Maruti Swift with a gunshot wound on the morning of November 9. According to police, he had left his home in the car on the previous night. His family received information about the incident around 8 am, following which his uncle approached the police and a murder case was registered at Bilaspur police station.

During interrogation, Jatin allegedly told investigators that he had a longstanding dispute with Deepak. Police said the accused claimed that people associated with the victim had assaulted his brother around six months earlier. He also alleged that Deepak had been involved in an altercation with one of his friends and that he had received threats during the dispute.

Investigators suspect that these incidents led to resentment between the parties. According to police, Jatin allegedly conspired with another associate, who also reportedly had a dispute with Deepak, to carry out the murder. Police are now searching for the second accused and investigating his alleged role in the shooting. The arrested man is expected to be produced before a court, where investigators may seek his custody for further questioning and evidence recovery.

During the investigation, police also found that Deepak had eight criminal cases registered against him, including six in Gurugram and two in Rajasthan. These cases reportedly involved charges related to murder, attempted murder, assault, extortion and offences under the Arms Act. Police are continuing their investigation to establish the exact sequence of events and verify the claims made during the accused's interrogation. Further action is expected as the search for the second suspect continues.