Biker shot at by masked miscreants

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 08:40 AM Apr 11, 2025 IST

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An incident occurred late on Wednesday evening in Samrala near Dayalpura village in which masked robbers shot a motorcyclist. The victim, Suman Mandal, a native of West Bengal, at present staying in Ludhiana, suffered a bullet injury.

The incident occurred when three labourers were returning on their bike after finishing the work of laying tiles at a petrol pump. On the way, two masked robbers tried to stop them. They opened fire and attacked Suman with a sword. He was hit by two bullets. Afterwards, the robbers fled the scene with his bike. A case has been registered.

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