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A young man was robbed at gunpoint in Delhi’s Yamuna Vihar in broad daylight. A viral video of the incident has triggered public anger, mocking police inaction and questioning safety despite visible security measures.
In a shocking incident that has reignited concerns about safety in the national capital, a young man was robbed at gunpoint by two bike-borne assailants in broad daylight in Delhi’s Yamuna Vihar area.
The incident, which occurred on the morning of April 20, around 9:04 AM, was captured on a CCTV camera and later surfaced on social media platform X, triggering both outrage and biting satire from the public.
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As shown in the CCTV footage, the victim was approached by two men on a motorcycle who brandished a firearm and forcibly took his belongings before speeding away.
The victim appeared visibly shaken but unharmed. The brazen act, carried out on a busy street in full view of nearby shops and passersby, has raised serious questions about law enforcement in the area.
Public reaction to the video paints a grim picture. Many on X commented about the safety of people amid rising crime rate in the national capital. “Despite so many security arrangements by the shopkeepers, the miscreants still carry out robbery; there is no fear of law left,” one user lamented.
Another comment read, “Choron ke desh mein aur ho bhi kya sakta hai😡 nyay palika to corrupt ho chuki hai,” expressing deep cynicism about the justice system.
A third user simply asked, “What is happening in this country?” while a fourth posted a sarcastic jab: “Delhi Police finally started their favorite hobby — watching CCTV footage! 🍿 Meanwhile, in Yamuna Vihar, bike-borne robbers are giving live demos of 'Crime in Broad Daylight'. Coming soon: Season 2, still unsolved.”
The video and responses underscore growing frustration with what many perceive as a deteriorating law and order situation in the capital. While the police assure swift action, residents are demanding more than just promises—they want results and real deterrence.
