Family of Canal Colony booked in attack case

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 02:23 AM Nov 29, 2025 IST

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The Ludhiana Sadar police have booked a family of Canal Colony, along with 8-10 unknown persons for allegedly attacking another family around midnight on Wednesday.

The suspects have been identified as Mandeep Bassi, Rohit Bassi and Kiran Bassi besides 8-10 other accomplices, who accompanied the prime accused in attacking the house of complainant Mandeep Singh of Canal View Enclave, Ludhiana. Earlier, the prime suspect, Mandeep Bassi, had lodged a complaint against the complainant for allegedly firing from his pistol when he (Bassi), along with other persons, had gone to his residence to complain against his driver for his alleged reckless driving.

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