Man Fatally Shot Outside Gym in Noida’s Sector 104 Market
A 30-year-old man was tragically shot dead on Friday afternoon by unidentified assailants as he was leaving a gym in Noida’s upscale Sector 104 market. The victim, Suraj Bhaan, was a resident of Lotus Panache society in Sector 100, according to Noida deputy commissioner of police Harish Chander.
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Authorities were alerted around 2:30 pm that a man had been shot dead at the Sector 104 market in Noida. Upon receiving the information, a police team swiftly arrived at the scene and rushed the injured man to a nearby hospital. Unfortunately, he was pronounced dead upon arrival by doctors. The body has since been sent for a post-mortem examination, and the victim’s family members have been notified. Further investigation is currently underway.
Forensic experts have also been deployed to the scene to analyze nearby CCTV cameras, hoping to gather any potential evidence that may shed light on the assailants’ identity. Eyewitnesses at the gym stated that two unidentified individuals on a bike shot the victim just as he reached his car in the parking lot outside the market.
According to a senior officer involved in the investigation, the deceased suffered five bullet wounds to his chest. The police are currently questioning individuals present at the gym and any potential witnesses who may have observed the shocking incident.
The Sector 104 market, located along the Noida-Greater Noida expressway, is renowned for its upscale establishments, including cafes, art galleries, and boutiques.
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Suraj Bhaan’s untimely demise has left the community in shock and mourning. He was known to be a dedicated resident of the Lotus Panache society, and his loss is deeply felt by his family and friends.
Ashni Dhaor, a correspondent with Hindustan Times, covers crime, education, health, politics, civic issues, and the environment in Ghaziabad city. She graduated from Delhi University in 2015 and has been a valued member of the Hindustan Times team ever since.
As investigations continue into this tragic incident, the community remains on high alert, hoping for swift justice to be served..
