Gurugram, Oct. 3 -- Five people were arrested for allegedly attempting to kidnap a 24-year-old man in Gurugram over a property dispute involving his father, police said on Friday. Police identified the suspects as Parveen Bhadana, 45; Sumer Singh, 31; Shiv Shankar, 27; Aman Kumar, 25, and Hemant, 26 and they were arrested on Thursday. Police said, the incident took place on September 21 when the victim, Sahil Arora was leaving Galleria Market in DLF 4 around 7.30pm. Shankar, Kumar and Hemant allegedly reached the spot, carrying a country-made pistol, they added. ACP (Crime) Naveen Sharma said Sahil raised an alarm and jumped out of the moving car after one of the suspects entered the vehicle and allegedly held him at gunpoint. "The suspects panicked and fled after abandoning Sahil's car. They tried to shoot him but the pistol misfired," Sharma said. An FIR under sections 140(3), 61(2), 62 of BNS and the Arms Act was registered on September 21. Police said the investigation revealed that the kidnapping had allegedly been planned by Parveen Bhadana, who has a real estate business in Dubai, Gurugram and in Delhi-NCR. Bhadana allegedly asked his employee, Sumer to track Sahil's movements and hired Shankar, Aman and Hemant to carry out the kidnapping. Police said Bhadana provided Sumer with two Apple AirTags linked to his account and Sumer allegedly placed it in a Honda City and i20 used by the family. Sahil's mother discovered one of the AirTags after she received a notification and alerted cops after the failed kidnapping, police said. According to police, Bhadana and Sahil's father, Anil Arora were involved in the sale of a residential plot. Anil had bought the plot for Rs.10.5 crore and later sold it for Rs.10.8 crore without informing him, thus Bhandana had planned to ask ransom after kidnapping Sahil....