Post shared from Kulbir Naruana murder accused Manna's ID calls it a 'revenge killing for old enmity'

Tribune News Servic Bathinda, July 7 A day after gangster-turned-social activist Kulbir Naruana was shot dead at his home in Bathinda, the alleged involvement of the Lawrence Bishoi group has come to the fore. Also read: Gangster-turned-social worker Kulbir Naruana shot...

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Updated At : 06:55 PM Jul 08, 2021 IST

Tribune News Servic

Bathinda, July 7

A day after gangster-turned-social activist Kulbir Naruana was shot dead at his home in Bathinda, the alleged involvement of the Lawrence Bishoi group has come to the fore.

Also read: Gangster-turned-social worker Kulbir Naruana shot dead by his personal gunman at his house in Bathinda

A message has purportedly been posted on the social media on an ID named after accused Manna Sandhu Talwandi, a former security guard of Naruana who allegedly killed him on Wednesday.

In the post, it has been mentioned that Manna was connected to the Lawrence Bishoi group and was close to Goldy Brar, which annoyed Naruana.

Naruana allegedly supported a gang opposed to Manna over an issue of land lease money and insulted him in his house, following which he took revenge, the post read.

The police said Manna, who is admitted to Faridkot Medical College, would be questioned about the post.

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