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2 friends open fire at each other over dispute, critical

Two friends clashed over a dispute at Khasi Kalan village on Wednesday and opened fire at each other. Both suffered bullet injuries and were undergoing treatment at the DMCH here. They were stated to be in a critical condition. Assistant...

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:30 AM Dec 13, 2024 IST

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Two friends clashed over a dispute at Khasi Kalan village on Wednesday and opened fire at each other. Both suffered bullet injuries and were undergoing treatment at the DMCH here. They were stated to be in a critical condition.

Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Sumit Sood said Sukhjit Singh and Sukhdev Singh have a property business and due to some dispute over a property, both opened fire at each other on Wednesday. The duo suffered bullet injuries and rushed to the DMCH in a serious condition.

When asked if the weapons used by the duo were licenced or unlicensed, the ACP said nothing could be said now as their statements were yet to be taken.

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