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Home / Punjab / Youth Booked In Several Cases Shot Dead Near Court Complex In Abohar

Police arrest 4 suspects in shootout that killed Golu Pandit in Abohar

Police said that Gagandeep Singh alias Gaggi Lahoria and his three accomplices, who belong to Arya Nagar, have been arrested in less than twenty-four hours
Raj Sadosh
Our Correspondent
Abohar, Updated At : 09:47 PM Dec 11, 2025 IST
The police inspect the crime scene in the parking area of the courts complex in Abohar.

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The police claimed to have arrested the main suspect and his three accomplices in today’s shootout incident that resulted in the death of Golu Pandit, son of Johari Mandir priest. Police said that Gagandeep Singh alias Gaggi Lahoria and his three accomplices, who belong to Arya Nagar, have been arrested in less than twenty-four hours. Those arrested have been identified as Vishu Nadha, Sushil Kumar alias Bhalu, and Aman alias Tota — all residents of Arya Nagar.

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According to police investigation, Sahil Kharbas of Panjkosi had allegedly made a phone call to Golu Pandit recently, saying that he would be eliminated. Police further said that at least seven persons used a car and two bikes to reach the court complex parking and fired on Golu Pandit.

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