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One killed in group clash, three arrested

The police today arrested three persons allegedly involved in an murderous attack on two youths. As per the police, a group clash took place between two parties due to some personal dispute at Gurchal village in Nurpur last night. The...

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Nurpur, Updated At : 09:27 AM Oct 25, 2024 IST

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The police today arrested three persons allegedly involved in an murderous attack on two youths. As per the police, a group clash took place between two parties due to some personal dispute at Gurchal village in Nurpur last night. The assailants, identified as Vishal, Pradeep and Arshdeep, all residents of Gurchal, allegedly attacked Rajinder Singh and Sunil Kumar, both residents of Mamooh Gurchal village.

Rajinder was killed in the attack while Sunil was injured and taken to the Nurpur Civil Hospital but was referred to Tanda medical college in Kangra. SP, Nurpur, Ashok Rattan said the police arrested all three accused.

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