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Home / Chandigarh / Mohali Club Firing Accused Sent To Police Remand

Mohali club firing accused sent to police remand

The police arrested Aditya Vij, who runs The Skull club at Mohali's Bestech Mall
Tribune News Service
Mohali, Updated At : 03:34 AM Jun 21, 2025 IST
The incident took place at Mohali's Bestech Mall.

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A local court sent a Bestech Mall club owner, Aditya Vij, to a one-day police custody in connection with the recent firing incident.

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The police arrested Vij, who runs The Skull club at the mall, and another person, Tushar Gupta, for firing a gunshot at Sriganganagar native Sidharth Delu after an altercation around 1 am on Thursday. The victim was involved in an altercation with the suspects over rowdy behaviour but the matter was resolved. The suspect fled the spot after firing a gunshot at him but was later apprehended with his accomplice.

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Further investigation into the matter is underway, DSP City-2 Harsimran Singh Bal said. —TNS

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