Gurugram, Dec. 17 -- Four men were arrested from Gurugram on Tuesday for allegedly intercepting a school bus on the Delhi-Jaipur Expressway near Signature Tower and terrorising its driver with a toy pistol in an attempt to pull out a Class 12 student to assault him over a petty dispute, police said. The accused were identified as Pankaj Kumar, 23; Neeraj Kumar, 20; and Prince, 20, all residents of Badshahpur; and Himanshu Kumar, 22, a resident of Sector 49, police said. According to officers, the suspects were travelling in two Toyota Fortuner SUVs, one of which had a political party's flag fixed on it, and intercepted the school bus between 1 pm and 2 pm on Monday near Signature Tower. The bus belonged to a reputed school in Sector 49 and was ferrying students home. According to police, the suspects were armed with a toy pistol and wooden bats and had planned to forcibly pull out a Class 12 student from the bus to assault him. Investigators said the plan was motivated by a dispute between the student and a classmate, who is the brother of the accused, Neeraj Kumar. Bus driver Parveen Kumar, 25, showed presence of mind and accelerated the vehicle, stopping only at a traffic police post for help, according to officers. Police said the bus, along with the students, was then escorted to the Civil Lines police station. Sandeep Turan, public relations officer of Gurugram police, said Neeraj's brother had been involved in a dispute with his classmate for the past six months. Turan said the victim's father later submitted a written complaint, following which an FIR was registered under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita at Civil Lines police station on Monday. "The school was alerted about the incident," he said....