Assailants fire at residence of Moosewala’s aide

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Bathinda, Updated At : 08:58 AM Feb 04, 2025 IST

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Firing was reported at the house of Pragat Singh, a close associate of late Sidhu Moosewala, at Mansa on Sunday. Two motorcycle-borne assailants opened fire and escaped. The incident was captured on camera. After the attack, a call was also received from an unknown number, followed by a message that read: “Don’t later say you weren’t warned. We will kill you. Stay alert. You won’t escape even in the highest protection.”

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