'Rs 50 Lakh By 10am, Not A Joke': Hisar Duo Try To Extort Showroom Owner With Scribbled Note

Last Updated:May 30, 2025, 17:02 IST

Before fleeing, the youth warned to arrange Rs 50 lakh without taking the matter lightly. Both suspects, with uncovered faces, then sped away on a bike

CCTV footage from the showroom and nearby areas is being reviewed to identify the accused. (News18 Hindi)

An alarming extortion attempt unfolded on Wednesday night in Hansi, Hisar district, Haryana. Around 7:57 pm, two men on a bike arrived at the Green Valley Market near Ramayan Toll Plaza on the Delhi-Hisar Highway. One of them entered a clothing showroom and demanded Rs 50 lakh from the owner. The incident was caught on the showroom’s CCTV cameras.

Police have registered a case and launched an investigation. The showroom, reportedly operated by TQS company, had staff present during the incident.

According to sources, the youth first pretended to inquire about clothes before stepping out to get a mobile phone from his accomplice waiting on a bike. He then returned and threw a slip containing a threatening message which read, “Golu Bhim Nagariya – Deliver Rs 50 lakh by 10 AM. Don’t take this as a joke, or you’ll understand yourself after 10 AM."

A mobile number was also written on the slip. Before fleeing, the youth loudly said, “Arrange Rs 50 lakh and don’t take this matter lightly." Both suspects then sped away on a bike. The duo had their faces uncovered.

Upon receiving the alert, officials from the Sadar police station reached the spot and launched an investigation. CCTV footage from the showroom and nearby areas is being reviewed to identify the accused. Sadar police station in-charge Ramesh Kumar, who inspected the scene, confirmed that a ransom demand had been reported from Green Valley Market. He added that a police team is on-site and the investigation is underway based on the CCTV evidence.

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Hisar, India, India

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