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Dairy Businessman’s Son Shot in Shahdara, Delhi-Three Bullets Hit; Victim Hospitalised

A shooting in Shahdara, Delhi, has left the son of a local dairy businessman wounded and receiving treatment in hospital. The incident occurred when unknown assailants opened fire; officials report the victim sustained three gunshot wounds. He was rushed to a nearby medical facility where doctors are treating his injuries and describe his condition as currently stable but serious. Police have launched an investigation into the attack and are working to establish the motive and identify the perpetrators. Investigators are recording witness statements and collecting initial evidence at the scene as they piece together the sequence of events. Local authorities said the probe is ongoing and appealed to anyone with information to come forward. Residents in the area expressed shock at the violence, and law-enforcement units remain active in Shahdara while inquiries continue. No arrests have been reported so far and officials declined to comment on possible leads pending further verification. The family has been informed and is cooperating with investigators. Police said they will share additional details as the investigation progresses and charged parties are located. The case has been registered and is being handled as a priority given the severity of the injuries.

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