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3 held in Punjab Youth Congress leader's murder case

By IANS | Updated: February 21, 2021 11:05 IST

New Delhi, Feb 21 Three men have been arrested by the Delhi Police Special Cell in connection with ...

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New Delhi, Feb 21 Three men have been arrested by the Delhi Police Special Cell in connection with the murder of Youth Congress leader, Gurlal Singh Bhalwan in Punjab's Faridkot.

Bhalwan was shot dead on February 18 while he was about to get into his car after coming out from a friend's shop at Faridkot's Jubilee Chowk.

The bike borne attackers fled the spot after pumping several bullets in him. Bhalwan was taken to the Faridkot Medical College, where he was declared brought dead.

He was the president of the Faridkot District Youth Congress and also a Zila Parishad member from Ounjab's Golewala.

( With inputs from IANS )

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