Rohtak, May 18 -- Two days after 24-year-old Hitesh, alias Gullu, was shot dead outside his house in Subana village in Jhajjar, the Rohit Godara gang allegedly claimed responsibility for the murder in a social media post on Sunday. However, Jhajjar police have denied the authenticity of the viral post and claimed that the murder appears to be the result of an internal rivalry between two groups. As per the media post shared on Facebook with the page name: Rohit Godara Group, the gang claimed that they killed Hitesh to avenge an earlier firing incident involving their associates Pradeep and Fauji. The post allegedly stated that around 30 bullets were fired at Hitesh and also issued threats against others allegedly connected to the dispute. The post mentioned the names of several alleged gangsters, including Naveen Boxer Goripur, Arvind Gilli Rana, and Jora Dabas, along with references to gangster groups linked to Goldy Brar and Kala Jathedi. However, police have not officially confirmed the authenticity of the viral post. According to police, the attack took place around 11 pm on Friday when Hitesh stepped out of his house with a friend. As soon as he sat inside his parked Maruti Swift car, four armed assailants arrived in a car and opened indiscriminate fire, leaving Hitesh dead on the spot. During the postmortem, the doctors recovered one bullet from Hitesh's body, while nine bullets had passed completely through him. Three more bullets had grazed his body. Jhajjar DCP (crime) Shubham Singh has denied any authenticity of the involvement of Rohit Godara gang saying that the social media post could not be cited as evidence that the Rohit Godara gang was involved in the murder. "Preliminary investigation revealed internal rivalry between two local groups behind the murder. We have identified some accused and a hunt is on for their arrest," he said, adding that an FIR has been registered under muder charges against unknown assailants. Rohit Godara, originally from Rajasthan's Bikaner district, is linked to several high-profile criminal cases....