2 accomplices of Monty Shah held

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Updated At : 11:46 AM Dec 02, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, December 1

Two accomplices of Monty Shah, who had allegedly accompanied him while he fired gunshots at Burail to threaten witnesses in the Sonu Shah murder case, have been arrested by the UT police.

In October, Monty had fired gunshots to threaten deceased Sonu’s brother Parveen Shah and his associate Tirath while they were at their office in Burail.

The police said Monty was allegedly accompanied by his cousin Vinay and Mohit. Both were sitting in the car when Monty walked up to the office and fired the gunshots.

The police said the trio escaped to Kalka after the incident where they stayed at Vinay’s house. Later, Monty escaped to Rajasthan.

Both suspects were produced in a court and sent to two-day police remand.

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