No breakthrough in Kale village firing incident

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Updated At : 12:30 PM Mar 29, 2020 IST

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No breakthrough in Kale village firing incident

Amritsar, March 28

More than 24 hours have passed, but the police have failed to make any breakthrough in a firing incident at Kale village here that left two persons injured. However, the police have booked Lovpreet Singh, Sarabjit Singh, alias Saba, and Janaka, and three unidentified persons for a murder bid.

Rajwinder Kaur, SHO, Chheharta police station, said police teams were raiding the hideouts of the suspects and they would be arrested soon. Two persons were injured on Friday when several persons fired at a shopkeeper when he refused to open his shop amid curfew. — TNS

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