Forensic teams reach Amritsar village where 2 Sidhu Moosewala killers were shot dead

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Updated At : 07:40 PM Jul 21, 2022 IST

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PK Jaiswar

Hoshiarnagar (Amritsar), July 21

Forensic teams accompanied by the Anti-Gangsters Task Force have been working at the spot where gangsters Jagroop Singh Rupa and Manpreet Singh Kusa were gunned down here on Wednesday.

According to the villagers, the teams arrived at the spot early on Thursday morning. There was a heavy police bandobast there at night.

The teams are screening the area thoroughly. The media were not allowed there.

Meanwhile, a three-member medical board has been formed to conduct the post-mortem on the bodies of the two gangsters. It will be videographed in the presence of an SDM.

Police security has been tightened outside the civil hospital in Amritsar where the post-mortem would be held. Families of the two have reached there.

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