Action: Search of the house of a retired Air Force personnel who opened fire on his wife found 55 live cartridges

A case of attempt to murder has been registered against harvinder Sharma and produced before a court here on Monday and remanded him in police custody for three days in connection with the incident in which a retired Air Force employee opened fire on his 77-year-old wife with a single-barreled gun over a property issue in Srijidham Society in Manjalpur. On the issue of remand in the court, the police said that 55 live cartridges were recovered from the house of the accused Harvinder Sharma. Then what was the reason behind keeping so many cartridges in the house? As well as whether someone else is involved in the incident? The accused was remanded in custody for three days. According to the complaint lodged with the Manjalpur police, 79-year-old Harvinder Dinanath Sharma, a retired Air Force employee, lives in Shriji Dham Society near Tulsidham Char Road. While he has a dispute with his wife Neelamben Sharma (age 77). On the morning of February 2, Harvinder Sharma sent Neelamben out of the house to close the tap saying that tap water was dripping in the chowki outside the house and threatened to kill the wife's care taker Bhumi Prajapati by closing the door of the house and abusing her. Meanwhile, when the wife came home, husband Harvinder Sharma had left the door of the house by leaving the wife's belongings out and closed the door of the house. Why have you come back home after the husband told her to open the door? He threatened to shoot and kill you if you didn't leave here. The husband fired a round as the wife went to open the window In the meantime, when the wife went to open the window, the husband fired a round with a twelve-bore single-drained gun through the window, injuring Neelamben Sharma on the left side of the arm and Ravi Mali on the waist. After the incident, the Manjalpur police registered a case of attempt to murder against Harvinder Sharma and produced him in court on Monday and got a three-day remand.