High-Drama Confrontation: Sisters Attack Former DSP Over Honking Dispute

In East Delhi's Vasundhara Enclave, a dispute over honking escalated when two sisters allegedly attacked a former DSP and his family. The incident involved aggressive behavior, resulting in minor injuries and multiple complaints, leading to their arrest and further police investigation.

In a dramatic turn of events in East Delhi's Vasundhara Enclave, two sisters allegedly attacked a former deputy superintendent of police (DSP) and his family over a honking dispute. The sisters, armed with a knife, reportedly broke into Ashok Sharma's home, resulting in a highly tense altercation.

The incident unfolded after Sharma, who is battling cancer, requested the sisters to cease honking outside his flat. In retaliation, they caused damage to property before fleeing the scene. Sharma and others sustained minor injuries in the confrontation, prompting a police response.

As the police attempted to apprehend the sisters, they tried to escape, hitting a scooter rider and a PCR van in the process. Arrested after a chase, they now face various charges, including attempt to murder and obstructing public servants. Investigation is ongoing.

(With inputs from agencies.)