Man held for threatening condo security guards in Gurgaon
Police said the video showed the accused — identified as Ramandeep Singh, a resident of Naurangpur — threatening the guards.
Police spokesperson Sandeep Kumar (ASI) said, "We gathered information related to the viral video and found that it originated from Signature Global City-2 in Bhondsi area and the incident occurred around 8am on Aug 12."
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"During police interrogation, it was revealed that Ramandeep owns a flat in Signature Global City-2. On Tuesday, he went to the society to collect some belongings from his flat. When the society's security guards refused him entry and stopped him from taking items without confirmation, he threatened them by showing an air pistol," the spokesperson said.
Police recovered the weapon from his possession.
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