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Home / Chandigarh / Four Held For Gym Trainer Murder

4 gangsters accused of Kharar gym trainer's murder held in McLeodganj

The police have also seized two pistols, 20 rounds and the car in which they were travelling
Tribune News Service
Mohali, Updated At : 02:46 PM Mar 28, 2025 IST
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The Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF), in a joint operation with the Himachal Pradesh police, arrested four members of the Harpreet Happo gang for their involvement in the Kharar gym trainer’s murder case. They were nabbed from McLeodganj in Dharamsala.

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The victim, Gurpreet Singh, alias Guri, was shot dead by four assailants in Kharar on January 31.

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Those arrested have been identified as Amrit of Partapura village in Phillaur, Onkar Singh, alias Golu, and Prince, both residents of Pandwa village in Kapurthala; and Gurpreet Singh of Satnampura in Phagwara. The police recovered two pistols, 20 rounds, the car in which they were travelling.

All accused have a number of criminal cases, including those of murder, attempt to murder and Arms Act, registered against them.

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