Retired Air Force Group Captain Alleges Attack Over Parking Dispute in Gurugram
Police registered an FIR and launched a probe after the veteran said a parking attendant struck him with an iron rod and sent him to hospital for surgery.
- On Thursday, Retired Indian Air Force Group Captain Amit Kumar Gupta was attacked with an iron rod by parking staff at Gonzo Restaurant in Gurugram, leaving the Kargil War veteran seriously injured.
- A parking dispute at Magnum Global Park prompted the confrontation, as Gupta alleged staff directed him between parking areas before refusing to park his vehicle.
- The attendant struck Gupta on the hand and head with an iron rod; a restaurant chef intervened, saving his life, after which he underwent surgery at Medanta Hospital to fix his elbow bone with a plate.
- Sector 65 SHO Rambir Singh stated an FIR was registered under BNS sections 115 , 126 , and 351 , with police conducting a probe into the incident.
- Gupta has alleged the medico-legal case report is false and omits his injuries, while claiming he received no police assistance during the attack.
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Gurugram parking attendant arrested for assaulting Kargil War veteran with iron rod
The incident occurred on September 10 following a parking dispute at Magnum Global Park in Sector 58. According to police and the victim’s complaint, the parking attendant allegedly assaulted Gupta with an iron pipe during the altercation, leaving him seriously injured.
Kargil War veteran seriously hurt in attack over Gurugram parking row
Kargil War veteran Group Captain Amit Kumar Gupta was allegedly attacked with an iron rod by a parking attendant in Gurugram, sustaining a serious head injury and fractured elbow. Gupta claims the hospital's MLC report is false and police assistance has been lacking, while an FIR has been registered against unknown accused.
Kargil veteran assaulted in Gurugram: Parking staff allegedly hit 'Op Safed Sagar' hero with iron rod
Amit Gupta alleged that neither the security personnel nor the other parking staff present at the spot came to his rescue. He said that even the police didn't come for another half hour.
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