A 27-year-old groom was shot at by a few men in Outer Delhi’s Mundka on Sunday night during his wedding procession, the police said on Monday.
The victim has been identified as Raman, a resident of Palak village. They said they received information at 9.15 p.m. regarding a firing at a marriage ceremony near Hiran Kudna. On reaching the spot, they were told that the groom has sustained a gunshot injury and has been hospitalised. When the relatives tried to nab them, they hit one of them — Rohit — before fleeing off. a relative – with their car and managed to speed away.
A case has been registered and manhunt launched to nab the absconding criminals.
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