Nihang Sikh Shot Dead During Rakhar Punya Fair in Baba Bakala
A Nihang Sikh was allegedly shot dead during the Rakhar Punya fair in Baba Bakala Sahib on Friday night. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.
Baba Bakala Sahib: A Nihang Sikh was allegedly shot dead during the ongoing Rakhar Punya fair in Baba Bakala Sahib, Amritsar district, on Friday night. The incident has prompted a police investigation.
The deceased has been identified as Raja Singh, son of Sarabjit Singh, a resident of Maglani village. According to preliminary information, Raja Singh had arrived at Baba Bakala Sahib wearing Nihang attire to attend the Rakhar Punya fair.
Body Found Behind Civil Hospital
Police received information at around 9:30 pm on Friday about a young man lying behind the Baba Bakala Civil Hospital.
A police team reached the spot and took the body into custody. Officials said gunshot wounds were found on the deceased's chest and hand.
The body has been kept at the Civil Hospital for a post-mortem examination.
Police Begin Investigation
The Beas police have launched an investigation into the incident. Officers are working to establish the circumstances surrounding the shooting and identify those responsible.
The motive behind the killing has not yet been officially established. Police are examining different aspects of the case as part of the investigation.
No conclusion regarding the motive or involvement of any individual has been established at this stage.
Incident During Rakhar Punya Fair
The incident took place as Baba Bakala Sahib was witnessing a large gathering of devotees and visitors for the annual Rakhar Punya fair.
The fair attracts a large number of people to the area, resulting in increased movement and activity around Baba Bakala Sahib.
Police teams are collecting evidence and examining the circumstances surrounding the incident. Further details are expected as the investigation progresses.
Disclaimer: The investigation is ongoing. Details regarding the motive and those responsible for the killing have not been conclusively established by the police at this stage.