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2 killed as rival groups open fire at wedding ceremony in Punjab
December 01, 2025
|Hindustan Times Navi Mumbai
POLICE OFFICERS SAID SEVERAL LEGISLATORS, BUREAUCRATS AND LOCAL OFFICIALS WERE AMONG THE GUESTS
Two people were Killed and two others were injured when rival gangs opened fire during a wedding celebration ata banquet hall on Pakhowal Road in Ludhiana, police said on Sunday.
Police officers said the event plunged into chaos at around lam ‘on Sunday when members of rival Shubham Mota and Ankur Ludhiana gangs, both invited as guests at the wedding, opened fire at each other following an altercation.
Asenior officer said at least 20 bullets were fired by the gangs at the packed Bath Castle banquet hall where several MLAs, senior bureaucrats and local officials were also present.
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