Amritsar | Shiv Sena Leader Shot: Shiv Sena leader Sudhir Suri has been murdered in Amritsar, Punjab. Shiv Sena leader Suri was shot today on Friday afternoon. He was then admitted to the hospital in critical condition where he died. Acting immediately on this sensational incident, the police arrested the accused shooter Sandeep Singh after a few hours. The police is engaged in the interrogation of the attacker arrested for the murder of the Shiv Sena leader.
Suri was sitting on dharna
It is being told that on Friday afternoon, when Shiv Sena leader Sudhir Suri was sitting on a dharna outside the Gopal temple against the idols found in the dustbin, the accused present in the crowd opened fire on him. After which the bullets hit his chest directly and he was badly injured. During this, the security personnel engaged in his security also fired in the air, but the accused escaped after getting the chance.
conspiracy to kill while sitting abroad
According to the police, the leader Sudhir Suri was on the target of the gangster and the conspiracy to kill him was being hatched by people sitting abroad. In the interrogation of a gangster arrested in the past, the police got information in this regard. It is being told that there was a plan to kill Sudhir Suri before Diwali but the shooter had already been arrested by the police. Even after knowing all this, the police could not save Shiv Sena leader Suri, due to which there is anger among the people.
Sudhir Suri was shot at around 3:30 am outside Gopal Mandir in Gopal Nagar. The police took him to the hospital where he died. We have registered an FIR under 302. Accused Sandeep Singh has been taken into custody from the spot. We will interrogate him thoroughly and get to the bottom of the matter: DGP Punjab pic.twitter.com/Xt9eNJmgzy
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Shiv Sena Leader Shot: There has been tension in the area after the firing on the leader, due to which the police had to deploy a large number of police forces. People say that Sudhir Suri was getting police protection, yet he was murdered.
