Man Arrested in Gurgaon for Assaulting Liquor Shop Employee Over Free Beer Demand
In a shocking incident in Gurgaon, a man was arrested for assaulting a liquor shop salesman inside his workplace in Sector 53 on Sunday. The attack occurred after the salesman refused to provide free beer to the accused, highlighting a case of alleged harassment and violence in a commercial setting.
Details of the Incident
According to a complaint filed at the Sector 53 police station, the incident took place around 8 am at a liquor shop located on Golf Course Road. The complainant, Vipin Singh Rajawat, reported that two men arrived at the shop in a Toyota Fortuner with registration number HR13N3434. One of them, identified as Ronik Yadav, entered the shop and immediately began assaulting Rajawat without any provocation.
Rajawat, a resident of Dahiyapur village in Auraiya district of Uttar Pradesh, alleged in his complaint that Ronik had previously misbehaved at the outlet and had demanded free beer on multiple occasions. "He forcibly entered the shop and demanded free beer. He told me that if I wanted to continue working here, I would have to give him free beer," Rajawat stated to the police, emphasizing the repeated nature of the harassment.
Police Action and Legal Proceedings
The complaint further detailed that the second accused, identified as Jun, accompanied Ronik in the vehicle and was present during the assault. Rajawat sought legal action against both individuals, citing ongoing threats and disturbances. Following the complaint, police swiftly intervened, leading to the arrest of Ronik Yadav. Authorities are investigating the role of Jun and the broader circumstances of the case to ensure justice is served.
This incident underscores the challenges faced by retail workers in dealing with aggressive customers and the importance of prompt police response in such situations. The arrest serves as a reminder of the legal consequences for violent behavior in public spaces.
