ANCHOR (INTRO):
Good evening. A shocking case of lawlessness has rocked the City Beautiful during the early morning hours, raising massive questions about public safety and police presence. Between 6:30 AM and 7:30 AM, Friday June 2026 a young fuel attendant hailing from Himachal Pradesh was brutally and unnecessarily thrashed by a violent customer at a CITCO petrol pump.
But what is even more terrifying than the assault itself is the absolute breakdown of fear and accountability. As the young boy was being beaten, his own coworkers and staff members reportedly stood by as mute spectators. Their chilling excuse? The attacker proudly declared he was from Daddu Majra, brandished a pistol, and left the entire station paralyzed by fear.
We have our regional correspondent tracking this ground reality. Let’s look at the special report Or Even You can chcek in same time on Their CCTV
VOICEOVER (REPORTER):
Between 6:30 AM and 7:30 AM, Friday June 2026 . Chandigarh is barely waking up, but for the staff at this CITCO petrol pump, it’s the peak of a grueling shift change. An unsuspecting young boy from Himachal Pradesh, working hard to make an honest living, is suddenly confronted by a client. What follows next is a completely unprovoked, brutal assault.
The customer begins raining blows on the young Himachali boy. For nearly an hour, absolute chaos unfolds at the station. But look closely at the background. There are other staff members present. Did anyone step in? Did anyone call the police immediately? No.
VOICEOVER:
Why did the entire staff freeze? Because the assailant used the ultimate tool of intimidation in the tricity area. He explicitly threatened the workers, shouting that he belonged to Daddu Majra, before flashing a pistol. The mention of a weapon and a known crime pocket was enough to ensure that not a single coworker dared to move forward to save the helpless victim.
[ON-SCREEN GRAPHICS: THE THREE CORE QUESTIONS]
- Vulnerability of Migrant Workers: Why are young boys from Himachal and neighboring states left completely unprotected during high-risk early morning shifts?
- The Gun Culture & “Daddu Majra” Fear Brand: How are local miscreants openly carrying illegal pistols in a tightly monitored union territory like Chandigarh?
- Bystander & Management Failure: Why is there zero security training for CITCO staff to handle emergency intimidation tactics?
REPORTER LIVE AT THE POLICE STATION
REPORTER:
The role of the Chandigarh police is now under intense scrutiny. This entire area is supposedly heavily patrolled by PCR vehicles, yet a criminal can wave a pistol at a public sector fuel station during daylight hours and walk away untouched.
This is no longer just a story about a petrol pump brawl. This is about the psychological fear that is paralyzing our working class. When a common worker is thrashed and no one helps because the attacker carries a pistol, the system has failed that worker. The Chandigarh Administration and top police officials must act swiftly, arrest this culprit, and ensure that the ‘Daddu Majra’ tag cannot be used as a license to terrorize innocent citizens.
