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11 firing incidents in 18 months in Chandigarh

Amit Sharma Tribune News Service Chandigarh, October 11 The City Beautiful has witnessed a sudden rise in shooting incidents during the past 18 months. Eleven shooting incidents, including six killings, have been reported exposing the deteriorating law and order situation...
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Amit Sharma

Tribune News Service

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Chandigarh, October 11

The City Beautiful has witnessed a sudden rise in shooting incidents during the past 18 months. Eleven shooting incidents, including six killings, have been reported exposing the deteriorating law and order situation in the city.

Gangsters from adjoining states have been fearlessly targeting their rivals in Chandigarh. Shooters have been found moving around the city with no fear of the UT police.

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The murder of Gurlal Brar, who was an acquaintance of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, is a grim reminder of the city turning into a safe place for carrying out attack on rivals.

In May this year, five assailants had fired shots at hotelier Rakesh Singla’s house in Sector 33. The assailants had come looking for Rakesh’s brother Arvind Singla, a liquor baron. The attack was allegedly a handiwork of the Bishnoi gang.

Two days later, assailants of the Bishnoi gang opened fire at a liquor vend in Sector 9.

Earlier in March, Surjit Singh, a bouncer-turned-financier, was shot dead in his car by miscreants in Sector 38 (West). In December last year, two students were shot at their rented accommodation in Sector 15. Members of the Bishnoi gang were allegedly behind the double murder. Rajbir Singh, alias Sonu Shah, a financier who had a criminal past, was shot by inside his office at Burail in September last year. The murder was allegedly committed at the behest of Bishnoi. 

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