WATCH | Gurgaon cops thrash youth black-and-blue outside Sahara Mall for 'hooliganism'


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New Year’s celebration turned unpleasant for two young men in Gurgaon after they were beaten black and blue by policemen for alleged ‘hooliganism’.


The incident took place outside Sahara Mall in Gurgaon’s Mehrauli late last night. In a video of the incident, shared by news agency ANI on Twitter, two young men can been seen getting attacked by policemen and what looks like mall guards.


The video shows a crowd of people gathered outside the mall and uniformed policemen raining slaps and blows on one of the youth. Baton-wielding policemen soon join the melee and start attacking another young man.


Men dressed in green reflector jackets – possibly mall guards – can also been attack the two men. The video ends with the police chasing one of the men away from the mall.



The reason for the police action, news ANI reported, was “‘hooliganism”. It remained unclear what the nature of the ‘hooliganism’ and IndiaToday.in was unable to independently verify the particulars of the incident.



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