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Three people, including a young girl, were killed in Firozpur, after a month of marriage

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According to the information received, the motorcycle-riding attackers fired more than 20 rounds at a car. In which a girl and two youths died, they were siblings.

Law and order in Punjab is again under question. A bloody incident has taken place outside Gurudwara Akalgarh Sahib in Firozpur city. According to the information received, the motorcycle-riding attackers fired more than 20 rounds at a car. In which a girl and two youths died, they were siblings.

The deceased have been identified as Dilpreet Singh, Akashdeep Singh and Jaspreet Kaur of Kamboj Nagar. Two other people in the car have been injured in this incident, who have been admitted to the hospital for treatment.

The cause of the incident is currently not known. However, the deceased girl Jaspreet Kaur was married after a month, due to which the family was shopping.

CCTV installed nearby by the police to identify the killers. going to the toilet The assailants are said to have come to kill a youth, who was targeted by another gang.

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