Two arrested for setting car afire

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 03:15 AM Apr 28, 2025 IST

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Over 10 days after a car was set on fire, the police have arrested two of the four youths involved in the incident.

Those arrested were identified as Mundi Kharar residents Ashu, 21, and Chandan, 19. Two other suspects are Kaithal resident Kapil and Jhanjheri resident Kirpal Singh. On the complaint of Sector 78 resident Mandeep Singh, a case was registered against four unidentified persons at the Sohana police station on April 14.

The police said a Canada resident, Gurdhian Singh, cousin of Kapil, had a financial dispute with the complainant and the incident was a fallout of the issue. Three youths had set the car on fire while the fourth waited in a car after which they fled the spot.

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