Haryana: Five of a family injured in firing incident in Yamunanagar

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By Times of India – Haryana: Five of a family injured in firing incident in Yamunanagar YAMUNANAGAR: Five persons of single-family got injured in firing incident at Kandrauli village in Radaur block of Haryana’s Yamunanagar district on Wednesday morning, following property dispute of land, told the police. The injured persons have been identified as former Kandrauli sarpanch Surenderpal Dhanda, his elder brother Rajpal Dhanda, an advocate at Jagadhri court Yagpal Dhanda alias Monu (Rajpal’s son), Udaipal Dhanda, and Joginder Singh of Chharpura village in Kurukshetra district, as they received bullet injuries. Sources from Kandrauli village told the matter is related to the division of 60 acres of land at Kandrauli and Gumthala villages belonging to this family. The villagers heard 7 gunshots and rushed towards the spot and they took five injured to the civil hospital, Radaur, from where they were referred to the Gaba Hospital in Yamunanagar. On receiving the information, DSP Radaur and forensic teams reached the spot for inspection and collected the evidence from Kandrauli village. “On Wednesday morning, a meeting was called to divide the family land by four brothers of Kandrauli village, including Surenderpal Dhanda, Rajpal Dhanda, Rampal Dhanda, and their youngest brother Barinderpal Dhanda. When the meeting was ongoing, the family indulged in heated arguments when Surenderpal and Rajpal’s nephews Raman and Lakhan, son of Barinderpal allegedly opened fires at them and other family members with some weapon”, told Radaur DSP Kushalpal Rana. “On the complaint of an injured Yagpal, we have registered a case against four accused, including Barinderpal Dhanda, his sons Raman, Lakhan and his wife Saroj Bala under Section 34 (common intention), 120-B (punishment for criminal conspiracy), 307 (attempt to murder), 506 (punishment for criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and 25-54-59 (punishment for certain offenses and renewal of licenses) of the Arms Act at Radaur police station on Wednesday”, added DSP Kushalpal. Giving details about condition of the injured persons, DSP Kushalpal said, “All five persons are undergoing treatment at Gaba Hospital in Yamunanagar and they are reported to be out of danger.” “All the accused are absconding and efforts are being made to arrest them. As per the preliminary investigation, Barinderpal possesses a licensed weapon, but the fact would be ascertained in the investigation about which weapon has been used”, further added DSP. As per the information, Surenderpal remained sarpanch of Kandrauli village during INLD government. His elder brother Rajpal retired as secretary of market committee Jagadhri nearly 4 years ago while Yagpal is an advocate in Jagadhri court, Udaipal is posted as clerk at Ambala DC office, and Joginder is the family’s son-in-law. DownloadThe Times of India News App for Latest City NewsSubscribeStart Your Daily Mornings with Times of India Newspaper! Order Now

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