Jassi, 52, was waiting for an autorickshaw in Guru Nanak Nagar when Dalvir Singh, a 38‑year‑old bouncer, approached with a knife, twisted her arms, and forced one finger to snap. The ex‑wife, Kamalpreet Kaur, arrived to shield her mother and was assaulted in turn; Dalvir threatened the family’s eight‑year‑old son. After the attack, Dalvir fled in a silver sedan, repeatedly accelerating over two men who had gathered to protest, smashing their vehicle with high‑speed reversals. A by‑stander filming the chaos captured the driver’s reckless reversals, the broken glass of the sedan, and the bruised protestors lying on the road. Jassi’s family, already embroiled in a murder case against Dalvir, allege he traffics heroin and has been granted bail; they say police ignored their calls during the incident. The Delhi police are now investigating the assault, and the court is slated to hear the bail application next week, while the family demands swift justice.