In a shocking incident of road rage in Delhi, two men set a car on fire to avenge an argument on Wednesday. The incident in which the two men set a Fortuner SUV on fire in West Delhi’s Subhash Nagar has been caught on CCTV. The two have reportedly been arrested.
Video – Hindustan Times
According to reports, the two men identified as Saurabh Makhija and Manmeet Singh, were caught in an argument with the son of the owner of the Fortuner over rash driving and overtaking. To avenge this, the two reportedly arrived with their faces covered in the early hours of Wednesday morning and set the SUV on fire.
According to a report in Hindustan Times, the police said that the matter came to light around 4.30 am when the Fortuner’s owner Vineet Makol found his car on fire. Locals rushed out of their homes and called the police. A fire tender reached the spot and doused the flames within 20 minutes, said the police.
According to the report, Makol, in his complaint, told the police that he along with his family members had gone to visit Hanuman temple in Connaught Place on Tuesday evening and when they were returning home and had reached near Rajouri Garden, a Cruze car overtook his Fortuner in a rash and negligent manner.
