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Firing at Kurukshetra 'Mahayagya' leaves one injured, triggers protest

Brahmin community members allege that organiser's gunman fired shot after they raised objections about quality of the food being served
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A firing incident occurred on Saturday morning during a Mahayagya at Keshav Park in Kurukshetra, leaving one person critically injured.

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According to reports, a member of the Brahmin community identified as Ashish suffered a bullet injury.

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The agitating community members alleged that the gunman of the Mahayagya organiser fired the shot after they raised objections about the quality of the food being served.

Following the incident, a large group of Brahmin community members gathered and staged a demonstration, blocking the road outside the park. They raised slogans against the event organisers, demanding action.

The protesters, who had traveled from various states to attend the Mahayagya, claimed that the poor quality of food led to the scuffle, which eventually escalated into the firing.

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Ashish was rushed to LNJP District Civil Hospital for treatment, and several others also suffered injuries.

Police arrived at the scene and have been working to calm the protesters and address their concerns.

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