Delhi violence: Gunman Shahrukh who open fired during anti-CAA protests is missing.
Shahrukh, the gunman who open fired in anti-CAA protests forcing an unarmed Delhi police officer to move back and shooting at some people on the other side of the road.
NEW DELHI: The gunman named Shahrukh who open fired at a police personnel in Delhi’s Jaffrabad on 24 February this month during anti-CAA protests is still found missing. According to reports, the Delhi police launched manhunt to trace Shahrukh. He was wearing a red T-shirt and was firing at the cops in Jaffrabad during the violence and was later arrested. But later on February 27, Delhi Police sources told news agency ANI that Shahrukh has not been arrested and search for him continued.
He is a resident of Shahdara. Shahrukh confronted an unarmed Delhi Police Personnel to move back and was also shooting at the people on the other side of the road. More than 38 people have lost their lives and 200 have been injured after the clashes between pro and anti-Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protesters which took place in North-East District of Delhi.
