5 neighbours ‘assault’ man over parking, strays in Gurgaon

15 Oct 2026Community Dogs

Five neighbours allegedly assaulted a man over parking and stray dogs in Gurgaon, according to police. The local police stated that the incident took place following a dispute involving community dogs and vehicle parking. Investigators said they are examining the matter to take further action against the accused individuals.

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5 neighbours ‘assault’ man over parking, strays in Gurgaon

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