Four Arrested After Firing Incident at Lucknow's Phoenix Palassio Mall Following Bouncer Dispute
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- September 21, 2025
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A serene Sunday night at Lucknow's bustling Phoenix Palassio Mall took a frightening turn as gunshots echoed through the premises, following a heated dispute between a group of individuals and club bouncers. The swift response from authorities led to the arrest of four people involved in the incident, which thankfully resulted in no injuries.
The unsettling event unfolded late Sunday evening at the Sky Bar located within the upscale mall in Gomti Nagar Extension.
According to initial reports, Naman Dwivedi, a resident of Sector 18, Indira Nagar, arrived at the club along with his friends – Deepanshu, Prateek Singh, and Shaswat Singh. Their evening plans quickly soured when they were reportedly denied entry by the club’s bouncers. The reason cited for the refusal was that their entry passes had expired, sparking an immediate and intense argument.
What began as a verbal spat rapidly escalated into a full-blown confrontation.
As the altercation grew more heated, Naman Dwivedi, in a shocking turn of events, reportedly drew his licensed pistol. In a moment of sheer recklessness, he allegedly fired a shot into the air, causing panic among patrons and staff. While the sound of gunfire sent shivers through the mall, fortunately, no one was physically harmed during the terrifying incident.
Upon receiving information about the firing, local police from the Gomti Nagar Extension station swiftly rushed to the scene.
Investigators immediately launched a probe, gathering eyewitness accounts and reviewing security footage to piece together the sequence of events. The prompt police action led to the identification and subsequent arrest of Naman Dwivedi, the individual accused of firing the pistol, along with his three companions: Deepanshu, Prateek Singh, and Shaswat Singh.
Authorities have registered a case against the arrested individuals under serious charges, including Section 307 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for attempt to murder, alongside other relevant sections of the IPC and the Arms Act.
The police are continuing their investigation to ascertain all facts surrounding the dispute and the circumstances that led to the dangerous discharge of a firearm in a public place. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining composure and adhering to law and order, even in situations of disagreement, to ensure public safety.
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