ambala the jewellers at sarafa bazaar in ambala city held a protest march against the police department here on saturday they protested against the police for not being able to arrest assailants in incidents of attack on jewellerssunil jain owner of piara lal raj kumar jain jewellers was shot dead by nearly six robbers on fridayas per an fir three assailants entered the shop and allegedly attacked sunil and his workers the robbers shot multiple fires after sunil and his workers retaliated sunil sustained three bullet injuries in his neck chest and stomach he was declared brought dead by doctors at a hospital in ambala city his worker bharat bhushan had a bullet injury in his waist and was referred to the government medical college and hospital gmch sector 32 chandigarh where his condition is stated to be stabledsp sultan singh said we have deployed three teams of the crime investigation agency cia and one from the ambala city police station to identify and capture the miscreants who attacked the jeweller our teams have obtained nearly 10 cctv footages from the market in which the movements of the robbers have been recorded we are sharing the footages with different groups to identify the accused and are hopeful of nabbing them soonambala sp astha modi while talking to the toi said we have constituted four teams led by two dsps and as per prima facie it appears that the accused had come to rob the shop but they were surprised to see quick reaction of the shop owner as they pointed guns at the shop owner he immediately jumped of the counter and caught hold of one person from their gang after which they started firing at him their modus operandi has been similar in comparison to the past incidents in the market and we are looking at the dumps of records to identify the miscreants the old police post at sarafa bazar has also been made operational and police personnel have been deployed to patrol the areathe jewellers have demanded weapon licences from the district administration for their protectiondc sharandeep kaur brar said licences will be issued to genuine cases only for the process of obtaining licenses the administration may ask the applicant to provide a donation of up to rs 50000 to the red cross society as a goodwill gestureas per the guidelines of the ministry of home affairs mha weapon licences can only be issued in case of threats to life and if a case has been registered against the applicant anywhere in india heshe will not be issued weapon licence