Indian gangster assassinated on Live TV - graphic video

**HKGuns** · 04-17-23, 13:16

But guns are illegal in India? Go figure.

The corruption and crime in India is pretty outrageous. I know a guy who owned land and some mafia types squatted on it, claimed it as theirs and ransomed it to the owner who had no recourse but to pay the ransom or lose the land. Their judicial system is massively corrupt as well.

Truly a 3rd world $hithole and why you see so many indians now in this country.

**B Cart** · 04-17-23, 13:39

Really awesome situational awareness lol. The dude pulls out a handgun and puts it right up to the gangster's head, and the gangster doesn't even realize it's happening, and has absolutely no clue it's even there until his lights go out. I know it happened quick, but you'd think in that line of work they would have better security and better situational awareness.

**Averageman** · 04-17-23, 15:57

Someone has to say it.....
"Holy Cow!"

**utahjeepr** · 04-17-23, 16:32

Originally Posted by HKGuns

But guns are illegal in India? Go figure.

The corruption and crime in India is pretty outrageous. I know a guy who owned land and some mafia types squatted on it, claimed it as theirs and ransomed it to the owner who had no recourse but to pay the ransom or lose the land. Their judicial system is massively corrupt as well.

Truly a 3rd world $hithole and why you see so many indians now in this country.

Guns are heavily controlled in India, but not banned. Probably 10 times more illegal guns than legal ones though. Pretty sure we can all guess which category the guns used in this shooting fall into.

**SteyrAUG** · 04-17-23, 16:46

Originally Posted by titsonritz

Someone needed better bodyguards.

Yep.

Originally Posted by B Cart

Really awesome situational awareness lol.

You might be amazed how easy it is, especially if a distraction is provided.

When Anwar Sadat was assassinated, he actually saluted his killer thinking it was going to be some kind of presentation.

**B52U** · 04-17-23, 21:25

The vast majority of indians I work with in the tech sector are anti-gun and are quick to criticize our society for it. My response is, well you can always go back to the land of poverty and gang rapes then.