An unidentified man was shot dead by unknown attackers at the Ulhasnagar railway station complex near Mumbai. The assailants fled the scene, and local police are currently investigating the incident, with preliminary reports suggesting a possible prior rivalry.
Authorities have identified the victim of the shooting as Harish Gajwani. Police are currently analyzing CCTV footage and gathering evidence in the Camp No. 4 area to identify and apprehend the assailant.
A special police team is carrying out a formal inspection of the crime scene. The exact motive behind the murder is not clear.
A person was shot dead at the Ulhasnagar railway station complex near Mumbai on Wednesday evening, with two rounds reportedly fired. The attackers fled, triggering panic at the premises. Preliminary information suggests an old rivalry may have led to the shooting, but the motive remains unconfirmed. Local police have reached the scene, and further details are awaited.
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