Youth Akali Dal leader shot dead in Mohali
The Hindu
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A Youth Akali Dal leader, Vicky Middukhera, was shot dead in broad daylight in Punjab's Mohali on Saturday, police said. “Two armed miscreants opened fire at Middukhera in a market area and fled from the spot”, Akashdeep Singh Aulakh, Mohali Superintendent of Police (Headquarters) told PTI over phone. A case has been registered, and further investigations are underway, he said, adding that the police are trying to identify the four accused, and are hopeful of nabbing them soon.
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