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Home / Punjab / Three Associates Of Landa Harike Nabbed In Brief Encounter

Three associates of Landa Harike nabbed in brief encounter

Atul Soni, DSP said that they had shot at farmer, Satnam Singh, in Makhu
Gurbaxpuri
Tarn Taran, Updated At : 12:36 PM Feb 15, 2025 IST
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Tarn Taran police have arrested three operatives of gangster turned terrorist Lakhbir Singh alias Landa Harike after a brief encounter.

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One of them was injured in the incident. He suffered bullet injury in the leg and was admitted in the hospital. He was identified a Jaskaran Singh while other two were Harminder singh and Harman Singh.

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Atul Soni, DSP said that they had shot at a farmer, Satnam Singh, in Makhu. The police got a tip off that they were in Tarn Taran area following which they were intercepted at a naka.

But the accused took their vehicle in the field and started firing at the police party. In retaliatory fire in self defense,  Jaskaran was injured. The police recovered a pistol from their possession.

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