Hathras Case Registered After Two Men Allegedly Assaulted, ₹50,000 Allegedly Taken

A case has been registered after two men sitting at their shop on Jalesar Road’s Parsara Adda in Hathras were allegedly assaulted and ₹50,000 was allegedly looted from the shop’s cash drawer. The two injured men, identified as Shivkumar and his nephew Deepak, have been referred to Aligarh in view of their serious condition. Police have started investigating the case.

The incident took place in the Kotwali Sadar area of Hathras. The injured men’s side has accused Krishna, a resident of Gangchauli, and 6-7 other people of attacking Shivkumar and Deepak with sticks, iron rods and the butt of a country-made pistol, or tamancha.

According to the complaint submitted to the police, Shivkumar and Deepak were sitting at their shop at Parsara Adda on Jalesar Road at around 2:30 pm on 29 October 2026. The complaint states that Krishna, a resident of Gangchauli, reached the spot with 6-7 people in a four-wheeler.

The complainant has alleged that the accused attacked Shivkumar and Deepak as soon as they arrived. The victim’s side has further alleged that the two men were beaten severely with sticks, iron rods and the butt of a tamancha with the intention of killing them. They suffered serious injuries in the assault.

The complaint also alleges that the attackers took ₹50,000 kept in the shop’s cash drawer. According to the victim’s side, the accused had allegedly visited the shop a day earlier as well and threatened them while demanding extortion money.

After the alleged assault and robbery, the accused reportedly left the spot while abusing the two men and threatening to kill them. The victim’s side has sought action against all the accused.

Family members said Shivkumar and Deepak were referred to Aligarh for better treatment because of the seriousness of their injuries. The source material does not state the name of the hospital where they were initially treated.

Police registered a case on the basis of the complaint and began investigating the allegations. The police are examining the complaint, the alleged assault and the claim that ₹50,000 was taken from the shop’s cash drawer.

At present, the allegations made in the case are under investigation. The police have not yet confirmed the allegations. Their veracity will be established only after the investigation is completed.