News of Lawrence Bishnoi group claiming responsibility for Sandeep Nangal's death is FAKE
Day after prominent Kabaddi player Sandeep Nangal Ambia was shot dead during a Kabaddi tournament at Mallian Khurd village in Jalandhar, a poster of Lawrence Bishnoi group, claiming the responsibility for the murder, is going viral on social media.
However, the poster being circulated on social media, in which Lawrence Bishnoi group is said to be claiming the responsibility for Sandeep Nangal's death, is said to be fake. Lawrence Bishnoi's brother Anmol Bishnoi denied the claim.
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FAKE poster making rounds on social media[/caption]
Kabaddi player Sandeep Nangal Ambiya was shot dead by four unidentified youths during a Kabaddi match in the Mallian Kalan village of Nakodar in Punjab's Jalandhar on Monday evening, informed the police.
According to the police, one of Sandeep's friends also sustained bullet injuries in the incident.
The senior superintendent of police (SSP) Satinder Singh of Jalandhar Rural Police, who reached the spot said, "Sandeep had come here for his team at the kabaddi match and around 6 pm in the evening, four unidentified youths who came in a Swift car opened fire at him, killing Sandeep on the spot and one of his friend also sustained bullet injuries, whose condition is now stable."
The SSP further said, "We have done a preliminary investigation but the cause of the attack is yet unknown, though the killers will soon be arrested."
As soon as the incident was reported, the newly appointed Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA from Nakodar Inderjit Kaur reached the spot and condemned the incident and said, "The law and order situation in Punjab was already disturbed but to defame the new government, such incidents are happening. The SSP has been ordered to arrest the killers soon."
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