Accused arrested for murder of man returned from Singapore in Faridabad parking dispute
Murder carried out by firing 15 to 16 rounds from a licensed pistol in Sector-21C
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
7 November 2026, 8:10 pm · Updated 8:22 pm · 3 min read
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Police have arrested the accused in a high-profile murder case arising from a dispute over parking a car in the Sector-21C area of Faridabad. According to reports, the incident occurred on the night of Dhanteras, in which Paramjit Dhankhar, who had returned from Singapore just a few days prior, was shot dead. The accused, Mohan alias Monu Sharma, fired continuously at Paramjit using his licensed pistol.
Providing details of the incident, Prahlad, the In-charge of Surajkund Police Station, stated that an altercation took place between Paramjit Dhankhar, a resident of Sector-21C, and Mohan alias Monu Sharma, who lived on the third floor. As the dispute escalated, Monu pulled out his licensed pistol and began firing shots one after another at Paramjit. This sudden firing caused panic throughout the area. Paramjit was given no time to escape or defend himself against the attack.
During the attack, the accused Monu Sharma fled the scene in his car. Paramjit was immediately rushed to the hospital for treatment, but he had passed away by the time he arrived. Following the incident, the accused fled with his family, but several teams of the Crime Branch were deployed following the directions of the Police Commissioner. Eventually, the Crime Branch Sector-30 team succeeded in arresting the accused.
In this attack, the accused fired approximately 15 to 16 rounds, of which 8 to 9 bullets hit Paramjit. The deceased, Paramjit, was originally a resident of Hisar and lived with his wife, son, and daughter on the first floor of house number 641 in Sector-21C. He was employed by a large national company and resided in Singapore for work. He had returned just two days prior to stay with his family. His family had planned the wedding of his nephew on November 24 and preparations were underway, but this murder has cast a pall of gloom over the household.
According to the brother-in-law and a friend of the deceased Paramjit, there had been several altercations between the two families previously. Providing information on the background of these disputes, they stated that about five days ago, the accused had abused Paramjit's son, Surya, and there were also allegations of breaking the gate during this time. According to received information, the accused Monu Sharma works in finance.
Police are now interrogating the accused further in this high-profile murder case and are investigating all aspects of the incident. What began as a parking dispute turned into a horrific murder, leaving the entire area in shock.
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