Bikers open fire at youth, leave him seriously injured

Our Correspondent Tarn Taran, November 29 Gagandeep Singh (26), a resident of the local Gali Kanda Vakil Wala Mohalla, Guru ka Khooh, was seriously injured on Monday, when two unidentified motorcycle-born assailants opened firing at him. The incident occurred...

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Updated At : 02:03 PM Nov 30, 2021 IST

Our Correspondent

Tarn Taran, November 29

Gagandeep Singh (26), a resident of the local Gali Kanda Vakil Wala Mohalla, Guru ka Khooh, was seriously injured on Monday, when two unidentified motorcycle-born assailants opened firing at him.

The incident occurred just few yards away from the Dhora police post.

Gagandeep Singh was sitting near his house with his friends when the accused came to the spot and called him. When he reached near them, both assailants opened fire at him with their revolvers. Ten shots were fired.

Gagandeep was rushed to a local private hospital and was referred to Amritsar as his condition was serious.

Sub-Inspector Baljit Kaur, along with police party, reached the spot for investigation. The police have registered a case under Sections 307, 148, 149, 34 Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Sections 25, 54, 59 of the Arms Act.

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