CCTV footage shows Monu Sharma confronting Paramjit Dhankhar before allegedly shooting him in Faridabad. The clips detail how a parking dispute escalated into a fatal attack.The footage shows Sharma gesturing towards the son and asking him to come forward. (CCTV Screengrab)Faridabad,Nov 11, 2026 23:55 ISTCCTV footage has emerged showing the moments leading up to the killing of Paramjit Dhankhar, a former senior vice-president at Tech Mahindra, in Faridabad's Sector 21C on the evening of Dhanteras, two days before Diwali.The footage shows the accused, Monu Sharma, calling Dhankhar out of his first-floor flat on the pretext of discussing a parking issue before opening fire on him.The video also captures an exchange between the two men shortly before the shooting, as well as the final moments when Dhankhar reaches the building's main gate and confronts the accused again.The incident took place on November 5, 2026, and the accused was Mohan alias Monu Sharma, who lived in the same building.

He was later arrested by the Faridabad Crime Branch after fleeing with his family. Police had said the accused fired 15–16 rounds from his licenced pistol, leaving Dhankar with eight to nine bullet injuries.CCTV SHOWS ACCUSED'S EXCHANGE WITH VICTIM BEFORE FIRINGIn the first CCTV clip, Sharma is seen approaching Dhankar, who comes down to the parking area with his son.

The accused reportedly began the conversation by asking Dhankar twice whether he knew what a widow was and whether he believed in it. Dhankar appears confused by the question and asks him what has happened.

Sharma then accuses him of getting three people to assault him.Dhankar is seen trying to pacify Sharma, folding his hands and telling him that he had not arranged for anyone to beat him. He also attempted to ask the accused what the dispute was about and how long he had been living in the building.However, Sharma refuses to engage in the conversation and repeatedly tells Dhankar that he does not want to speak to him.At one point, Dhankar tells him that if he does not want to talk, there is no point continuing the discussion.

His son also attempts to intervene, but Dhankar stops him from getting involved.The footage then shows Sharma gesturing towards the son and asking him to come forward. He subsequently asks Dhankar whether he believes in God, pulls out a pistol from his pocket and opens fire at him.

Dhankar's son is seen running away from the spot.ACCUSED FIRES MORE SHOTS NEAR BUILDING'S MAIN GATEAnother CCTV clip captures the moments after the initial shooting near the building's main entrance.Dhankar is seen reaching the gate, apparently seeking help. When Sharma approaches him from behind, Dhankar grabs the accused by his collar and brings him to the ground.During this confrontation, Dhankar's mother arrives at the spot and calls out to his daughter-in-law.The footage then shows Sharma firing four more rounds at Dhankar.

The accused is also heard abusing him and saying, "Happy Diwali," before fleeing from the spot.The CCTV footage provides a sequence of events leading up to the killing and captures the confrontation between the two men at different locations inside the residential complex.WHAT HAPPENED IN THE FARIDABAD PARKING DISPUTE KILLING?Dhankar was shot dead in Faridabad's Sector 21C on the evening of Dhanteras, two days before Diwali. He had returned to Faridabad from Singapore shortly before the incident to attend his nephew's wedding.According to the earlier report, Dhankar had left Tech Mahindra around two months before the killing to join a Singapore-based multinational company in a senior position.

He lived with his wife, son and daughter in the building, while Sharma resided on the third floor.Police said an argument over parking escalated, following which Sharma opened fire using his licensed pistol.The two families also reportedly had a history of disagreements, including an altercation involving Dhankar's son and the accused over a dog a few days before the shooting.Sharma fled with his family after the incident but was subsequently arrested by the Crime Branch.- Ends