Punjab: AAP Worker Gurpreet Singh Gopi Shot Dead In His Car In Tarn Taran By Unidentified Assailants; Shocking VIDEO Surfaces
The shooting when Singh was travelling to Kapurthala district for a court matter in his car.
In a shocking incident in Punjab's Tarn Taran district, Gurpreet Singh alias Gopi, a worker of the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), was shot dead by unidentified assailants on Friday. The shooting when Singh was travelling to Kapurthala district for a court matter in his car.
The assailants, who had allegedly been tailing Singh, chose the railway crossing between Fatehbad and Goindwal Sahib as the location for their deadly attack, according to reports. As Singh approached the crossing, the assailants opened fire at him, eventually killing the AAP worker. The perpetrators quickly fled the scene, leaving behind a trail of panic.
Warning: Following video contains graphic imagery, viewer discretion advised
Police reached the spot following the shooting and have launched an investigation. Multiple police teams have been deployed to nab the assailants, whose identities remain unknown.
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