Investigation is underway and raids are being conducted at all possible hideouts (File) Infuriated at being terminated, a sacked employee along with an accomplice on a bike today opened fire and injured a Gurgaon-based company's human resource wing head, police said.The incident occurred at around 9 am when the victim, Dinesh Sharma, HR head of a firm, was going to his office in IMT, Manesar, in a car. "Two persons on a bike tried to intercept Binesh Sharma's car on gun point. When he did not stop but accelerated instead, the pillion rider opened fire aiming to kill Mr Sharma," Gurgaon Police PRO Ravinder Kumar told PTI.Mr Sharma suffered two gunshot injuries, he said. "The attackers, one of whom was later identified as Joginder, managed to escape from the spot. Some passersby called the police and Mr Sharma was admitted to Rockland Hospital where he is said to be out of danger," Mr Kumar said.On Wednesday, Mr Sharma had sacked an employee, Joginder, over his alleged "unprofessional behaviour", officials said. Joginder later threatened Mr Sharma of dire consequences but the HR head did not take his warning seriously, the officer added. "We have registered a case under relevant sections against Joginder and his accomplice. Investigation is underway and raids are being conducted at all possible hideouts of the attackers. We will arrest them soon," the PRO said.<doc-sep>Infuriated at being terminated, a sacked employee along with an accomplice on a bike today opened fire and injured a Gurgaon-based Japanese company's human resource wing head, police said. The incident occurred at around 9 am when the victim, Binesh Sharma, HR head of Mitsubishi, was going to his office in IMT, Manesar, in a car. Two persons on a bike tried to intercept Binesh Sharma's car on gun point. When he did not stop but accelerated instead, the pillion rider opened fire aiming to kill Sharma, Gurgaon Police PRO Ravinder Kumar told PTI. Sharma suffered two gunshot injuries, he said. "The attackers, one of whom was later identified as Joginder, managed to escape from the spot. Some passersby called the police and Sharma was admitted to Rockland Hospital where he is said to be out of danger, Kumar said. On Wednesday, Sharma had sacked an employee, Joginder, over his alleged "unprofessional behaviour", officials said. Joginder later threatened Sharma of dire consequences but the HR head did not take his warning seriously, the officer added. We have registered a case under relevant sections against Joginder and his accomplice. Investigation is underway and raids are being conducted at all possible hideouts of the attackers. We will arrest them soon, the PRO said.<doc-sep>After getting sacked for alleged unprofessional behavior, the employee fired two guns shots at the HR Head Gurgaon based Japanese company Mitsubishi’s HR Head Dinesh Sharma was shot today morning. According to the media reports, an angry employee who was sacked on Wednesday over unprofessional behavior open fired the gunshot when the HR head was going to his office in IMT, Manesar. The employee who is identified as Joginder open fired two gunshots at Sharma. "Two persons on a bike tried to intercept Dinesh Sharma's car on gunpoint. When he did not stop but accelerated instead, the pillion rider opened fire aiming to kill Mr Sharma," Gurgaon Police PRO Ravinder Kumar told PTI. Dinesh Sharma is admitted to the Rockland Hospital and said to be out of danger as of now. The police have registered a case against Joginder.<doc-sep>Vehicles pass through a toll plaza in Gurgaon on the outskirts of New Delhi November 4, 2013. India's cash-strapped government wants private companies to double their share of the cost of building roads and bridges by 2017 from about a fifth in the last five years. Eight out of every 10 road projects, however, miss revenue expectations in their first year, with the shortfall as high as 45 percent, according to a 2012 study by Fitch Ratings. The slowing economy, and sometimes inflated forecasts, are partly to blame, but toll dodging is a significant factor, said Fitch India analyst S. Nandakumar. Picture taken November 4. To match story INDIA-ROADS/ REUTERS/Anindito Mukherjee (INDIA - Tags: TRANSPORT BUSINESS POLITICS) - RTX151FE On Thursday morning, the 50-year-old HR head of a Japanese company was shot at in Gurugram. An employee who was sacked three months ago is said to be the prime suspect. The victim, Dinesh Kumar Sharma, was driving from his home in sector 43 to Mitsubishi Corporation's office on Tauru. Around 8am, while he was still on his way to work, two bike-borne attackers opened fire on him. Ravinder Kumar, PRO of Gurugram police, said, “Two men on a bike approached his vehicle near Pathreri village and opened fire. He somehow managed to continue driving his vehicle till his office, where his co-workers rushed him to Rockland hospital in Manesar." Later, it was confirmed by his father that the doctors had operated upon Dinesh and removed the bullets from his head and back. Dinesh is reportedly out of danger. A case has been registered at Bilaspur police station in this connection under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). An employee who was asked to leave Mitsubishi Corporation is now the prime suspect in the crime. The employee's family had threatened Dinesh with dire consequences if he did not re-hire him. It was also confirmed by Sharma's father that the accused had been working as an apprentice in the company and was dismissed three months ago. Dinesh's father further said, "His (employee's) family has been threatening my son repeatedly. Yesterday morning, his brother called Dinesh to Bilaspur Chowk and threatened him. In the evening, they again called him up and warned him of dire consequences. However, Dinesh did not tell us about it. We only found out about it after the shooting."<doc-sep>
50-year-old Dinesh Kumar Sharma works at Mitsuba 50-year-old Dinesh Kumar Sharma works at Mitsuba A Human Resources (HR) head at a Japanese company in Gurgaon was shot at by two bike-borne assailants while he was heading to work on Thursday morning, said police. A disgruntled employee, whose services he had terminated “around three months ago”, is suspected to be behind the attack, police said. According to police, the incident took place around 8 am, when the victim, Dinesh Kumar Sharma (50), was driving from his home in Sector 43 to the Mitsuba Corporation’s office on Tauru road. “Two men on a bike approached his vehicle near Pathreri village and opened fire. He managed to continue driving till the office, where his co-workers rushed him to Rockland Hospital in Manesar,” said Ravinder Kumar, PRO of Gurgaon police. His father, Rati Ram Sharma, said doctors operated upon Dinesh to remove the bullets that had penetrated his back and that he was out of danger. Police sources claimed they suspect a third person had been following Dinesh from the time he left home, and was updating the assailants on his location. Police added that it seems they were targeting his head, but missed as the vehicle went over a speed breaker just as they pulled the trigger. Police have registered a case at Bilaspur police station under relevant IPC sections. Three people have been named in the FIR, including the sacked employee and his brother. The FIR mentions that “seven-eight other people” are also suspected to be involved, and had been threatening the victim for the past few months. “A man, who Dinesh had sacked some months ago, is suspected to be involved. His family had been threatening the victim with dire consequences if he did not arrange for him to be re-hired,” said PRO Kumar. Dinesh’s father also confirmed this, stating that the accused, who worked as an apprentice with the company, had been fired three months ago. “His family had been threatening my son for several months. They approached him at the office and outside, demanding that he be taken back,” said Rati Ram. Other employees, who were at the hospital, said apprentices are usually hired for a training period of one year, after which only the best “10-15%” are retained. Rati Ram also claimed that on Wednesday morning, the suspect’s brother called Dinesh to Bilaspur Chowk. Even as Dinesh insisted that he couldn’t revert his decision, he threatened him, claimed the father.