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Gurugram Police arrests bouncer booked for beating up army person, 3 others absconding

Gadyal Desk by Gadyal Desk
16/08/2022
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Gurugram Police arrests bouncer booked for beating up army person, 3 others absconding
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A bouncer of a club in Gurugram Sector 29 was arrested for thrashing an Army man and his two brothers when he requested the DJ to play another song. Three other bouncers who were involved in the crime are still on the run.

Gurgaon Police arrested one of the four bouncers booked for beating up an army person over requesting the DJ to play a song. The incident took place outside a club in Sector 29, late at night, and they were booked the next morning.

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All the four bouncers involved in the incident were booked by the police. One of the bouncers has been arrested while three others are still on the run. They beat up an Army man and his two brothers on Sunday, August 14.

Someone who spotted the incident had informed the police by calling the 112 helpline. Reportedly, the bouncers did not stop beating the three brothers even after a police team reached the spot.

Police had to call for reinforcements, but the attackers had fled by the time they arrived. A complaint was filed by Naik Sunil Kumar, a native of Rohtak. He, along with his two brothers, Khajan Singh and Anil Kumar, had gone to Friction club late Sunday night to celebrate a party.

“It was around 11.20 pm when we entered the Friction club. We were dancing and enjoyed ourselves. Around 20 minutes later, the music in the club stopped. My brother Anil made a request to play a song, but two bouncers came and denied the request,” Naik said in his complaint, according to the police.

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