Chased & then shot: Chilling CCTV video of ex-Tech Mahindra regional head's murder

The footage shows the accused, Mohan engaging in an argument with Dhankhar for around 4 minutes before opening fire at him.

FARIDABAD: Fresh CCTV footage of the murder of former Tech Mahindra regional business head Paramjeet Dhankhar has emerged, capturing the chilling sequence of events in which his neighbour allegedly chased him and fired multiple rounds at him, even after he fell to the ground.The footage shows the accused, Mohan alias Monu Sharma, engaging in an argument with Dhankhar for around four minutes before opening fire at him. Even after Dhankhar fell to the ground, the accused continued shooting.In an attempt to escape, Dhankhar tried to move away and close the building's gate from outside. However, the accused chased him and fired several more rounds at him.After Dhankhar collapsed, the accused was heard shouting, "Happy Diwali.

I will kill the whole family today."A woman relative of Dhankhar attempted to intervene and stop the accused, but he continued firing on the road while hurling abuses. The footage also shows him reloading his weapon with another magazine.Dhankhar, 42, was shot dead on Friday night in Sector 21C, Faridabad, following an altercation with his neighbour. Mohan, a 44-year-old scrap dealer, allegedly used his licensed pistol to fire around 15 rounds, three to four of which struck Dhankhar, killing him on the spot.

Dhankhar, who was based in Singapore, had returned to Faridabad just two days before the incident to attend his nephew's wedding. He had earlier served as the regional business head of Tech Mahindra's Asia-Pacific operations and was working as senior vice-president at FPT Software at the time of his death.Police investigations have pointed to a prolonged dispute between the two families over vehicle parking. Investigators are also examining whether an earlier disagreement involving a pet dog contributed to the escalation.

The accused was arrested from DLF Chowk in Ballabgarh following the murder. A case was registered at Surajkund police station on the complaint of Dhankhar's son.