Former Tech Mahindra executive shot dead in Faridabad following parking dispute
In Faridabad, Haryana, during an argument over parking, a neighbour allegedly shot dead Paramjit Dhankhar, a Singapore resident, using a licensed pistol.

Former Tech Mahindra regional head Paramjit Dhankhar was shot dead by a neighbour on Friday night following a dispute over parking a vehicle in Sector-21C, Faridabad, Haryana.
According to police, Dhankhar had been living in Singapore for a long time and was currently serving as a senior vice president at the Vietnamese software company FPT. He had arrived in India on November 5 to attend his nephew's wedding ceremony on November 24.
Investigating officers stated that both parties live in the same four-storey building. Dhankhar's family lives on the ground floor, while accused Mohan Sharma alias Monu lives on the second floor. Tension had been brewing between the two parties for the past few days over walking a dog in the parking area.
Police stated that a fresh argument erupted over parking a car on Friday night, following which Sharma called Dhankhar out of his house and allegedly fired around 15 rounds from his licensed pistol. Sustaining nine bullet wounds, Paramjit Dhankhar died on the spot.
According to Surajkund police station SHO Prahlad, acting on a complaint by the deceased's son Shaurya, the police have registered an FIR against Mohan Sharma, his brother Hetram, wife Divya, and both children Mayank and Naina under Section 103(1) of the BNS and the Arms Act.
Faridabad Police PRO Yashpal Yadav informed that the accused has been absconding since the incident and multiple police teams are conducting raids to trace him. The body has been sent to the Civil Hospital for post-mortem. Nothing has yet been proved in court.
Key developments
- Firing takes place during parking and dog dispute in Sector-21C, Faridabad
- Former Tech Mahindra official Paramjit Dhankhar dies on the spot
- Police register case against neighbour Mohan Sharma and his family members
- Police raids underway to trace accused absconding after the incident


