Yamunanagar firing: Third victim succumbs to his injuries

Arjun, a resident of Unheri village in Yamunanagar, succumbed to his injuries on Sunday after being critically wounded in a firing incident at Kheri Lakha Singh village last Thursday. The attack, which occurred around 8 am, claimed the lives of...

Tribune News Service

Yamunanagar, Updated At : 02:45 AM Dec 30, 2024 IST

Arjun, a resident of Unheri village in Yamunanagar, succumbed to his injuries on Sunday after being critically wounded in a firing incident at Kheri Lakha Singh village last Thursday.

The attack, which occurred around 8 am, claimed the lives of Pankaj Malik, a resident of Uttar Pradesh, and Virender, a resident of Golini village in Yamunanagar, on the spot. Arjun was undergoing treatment at a private hospital but could not recover from his injuries.

SHO Radaur police station SI Sandeep confirmed Arjun’s death. “The postmortem will be conducted tomorrow,” he said.

The victims were leaving a gym and preparing to get into their car when four to five armed individuals arrived on motorcycles and opened fire indiscriminately.

The police have arrested two suspects in connection with the case and investigations are ongoing.

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