A 34-year-old man was allegedly shot dead following a parking dispute in east Delhi Preet Vihar area in the early hours of Monday, an official said.
The incident occurred outside a house, where a quarrel broke out between two groups over parking of vehicles, he said.
“Two PCR calls were received at the Preet Vihar police station at 2.22 am and 2.26 am regarding a quarrel and a firing incident,” a senior police officer said.
The dispute involved Pankaj Nayyar (34) and his brother Paras (43) on one side, and Gaurav Sharma on the other. The argument escalated and Gaurav allegedly opened fire, hitting Nayyar in the chest, said the officer.
Nayyar was rushed to a private hospital in Nirman Vihar, where doctors declared him brought dead, Delhi police said.
After the incident, the accused, along with his accomplices, fled from the spot, said the officer, adding that teams have been formed to trace them.
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