Road Rage Escalation: Sisters Attack Former DSP in Vasundhara Enclave

Two sisters allegedly attacked a former DSP in East Delhi over a honking dispute, injuring several people. Following a chaotic confrontation, the suspects were arrested after a vehicle pursuit. They face multiple charges, including attempted murder, with ongoing investigations into their past confrontational behavior.

A dramatic confrontation unfolded in East Delhi's Vasundhara Enclave when two sisters allegedly attacked former Deputy Superintendent of Police Ashok Sharma over a honking dispute, police reported on Sunday.

The altercation erupted Saturday night after Sharma, a cancer patient, implored the women to limit their use of the car horn. In retaliation, the sisters, identified as Chhavi Jain and Bhavya Jain, reportedly stormed Sharma's residence, armed with a knife, injuring him and causing a commotion that attracted neighbors, according to police statements.

Attempts to apprehend the sisters led to a chase ending in Noida. The suspects now face multiple charges, including attempted murder, under several sections of the Indian Penal Code.

(With inputs from agencies.)