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Home / Amritsar / Two Injured In Shooting Incident In Tarn Taran

Two injured in shooting incident in Tarn Taran

Linked to a rivalry between two health clubs
Our Correspondent
Tarn Taran, Updated At : 08:44 AM Oct 31, 2024 IST
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Two individuals were injured in a shooting incident linked to a rivalry between two health clubs in the area. According to Inspector SHO Harjinder Singh, the conflict arose over a female trainee who had switched from Harclose Fitness to the newly opened Diamond Fitness.

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The proprietor of Harclose allegedly sent armed men to confront the owner of Diamond Fitness. The shooters entered the Diamond club and opened fire, injuring the club owner, Manjit Singh, and his trainee, Lovpreet Singh.

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Sub-Inspector Satnam Singh reported that six individuals identified as Satbir Singh Ravi, Gurinder Singh Jinder, Hardeep Singh, along with Jagjit Singh Jaggu, Kanwaljit Singh Bahadur and Harpreet Singh Khanna of Manochahal Kalan village, have been named as suspects. A case has been registered against the suspects, who are currently at large.

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