Punjab, Municipal elections in Punjab: Firing before voting in Ajnala, Congress leader's son's car targeted
Voting for municipal elections is going on in Amritsar. 8.36 lakh voters of Amritsar will decide the fate of 85 councilors. Voting is being done at 841 booths in a total of 8 wards. A total of 477 candidates have entered the electoral fray in Amritsar.

Firing took place in Ajnala before voting for the municipal elections in Amritsar, Punjab. It is being told that some unidentified people fired on a car on Saturday morning. The youth sitting in the car narrowly escaped. The youth is the son of Congress city president Davinder Singh. SHO Ajnala Satpal Singh, while giving information about the incident, said that firing was done on a car, after receiving information about which the police reached the spot and the matter is being investigated. The accused involved in this incident will be arrested soon.

Someone fired bullets on son's car

Meanwhile, Congress party's city president Davinder Singh said that he was sitting in his office when he got a call that someone fired bullets on his son's car. Three to four unknown youths riding bikes have carried out this incident.

Catch the culprits and take strict action

He further said, "Information about this matter was given to the police and they have inspected the spot. I suspect that my son had a fight a few days ago and this could be the reason for the firing incident. I will appeal to the police to investigate this matter and catch the culprits and take strict action."

Police is also finding out the real reason for the firing

At present, the police has started investigating the matter on the basis of the complaint. Along with this, the police is also finding out the real reason for the firing. Let us tell you that voting is going on for the municipal corporation elections in Amritsar. 8.36 lakh voters of Amritsar will decide the fate of 85 councilors. Votes are being cast at 841 booths in a total of 8 wards. A total of 477 candidates are contesting in Amritsar.