In a major success for Jalandhar Rural Police, a suspect accused of hurling a grenade at YouTuber Rozer Sandhu's house was injured in a Police Encounter on Tuesday morning. Jalandhar Rural Police arrested the accused from Yamuna Nagar. The name of the arrested accused is Hardik, a resident of Shadipur village in Yamuna Nagar, in connection with the grenade attack on Rozer Sandhu's house.
When the police took him to Rajpur Rasulpur for weapon recovery, he tried to fire at the police. Due to this, the police retaliated. In this, Hardik has been injured by bullets. Hardik is said to be working for gangster Lawrence Bishnoi's group. The encounter was carried out near Rajaypur Ballan. The influencer's house is a short distance from the place, where this incident was carried out.
Jalandhar Rural Police SSP Gurmeet Singh had said that Pakistani Don Shahzad Bhatti and Sandhu were friends. Sandhu is a very famous influencer. Sandhu had once got Bhatti a gift (earning money through games). But when Sandhu refused to do it again, their dispute increased.
After which Sandhu also made some religious remarks. This case is related to digital extortion. This is the reason why this incident was carried out. Once all the accused are arrested, it will become clear who all were connected with those who carried out the said incident.
Who is Rozer Sandhu?
Rozer Sandhi, in a podcast, opened up about his various controversies and outlined his difficult early life. Below is an excerpt from the conversation-
"I was born in a slum area of Delhi in a very poor family. The situation was so bad that I, along with my family, have even slept on the roads. My mother used to sell utensils (bartan) by going in every street. My biological father was an alcoholic. He used to beat me and even kick me out of the house. I remember even today the marks of his beating on my mother."
"My mother then became alone after that. She used to provide for the family by roaming the streets and selling soaps, utensils, etc. My brother, my sister, me and my mother lived together. She then got married again. She married my uncle (Chacha). Thereafter, he supported and provided for us like his own child. Once, there was no money on Diwali. he sold his scooter for Rs 800 to buy crackers for us. "