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Breaking: Panic in Rohini Sector 24 After 25-Round Firing on Toyota Car

Panic gripped Delhi’s Rohini Sector 24 after a shocking firing incident in Begampur area. Three bike-borne assailants opened indiscriminate fire on a blue Toyota car parked outside a house, firing nearly 25 rounds before fleeing the spot. The car was reportedly occupied by property dealers, and police suspect an old rivalry or extortion-related dispute behind the attack. CCTV footage shows the attackers arriving on a motorcycle and escaping after the firing. Thankfully, all occupants of the car are safe and no injuries have been reported. Delhi Police received the call around 5:23 PM and is currently scanning CCTV footage to identify the suspects. Investigation is ongoing.

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