Moga Horror: Two Dead, Three Injured in Targeted Shooting
Two men were killed and three injured in a targeted shooting in Moga, Punjab. Police are investigating a possible old enmity behind the attack.

A wave of shock has gripped the Angadpura area of Moga, Punjab, after a brutal targeted shooting left two men dead and three others fighting for their lives. The victims were caught in a sudden hail of bullets while sitting outside a shop, turning a routine day into a scene of carnage.
The Attack: Chaos in Angadpura
The victims have been identified as 30-year-old Gagan Jindal and 40-year-old Sahil Jindal. According to reports, the two were relaxing outside a local shop when the violence erupted. Unidentified assailants arrived at the scene in a black Scorpio vehicle and immediately opened indiscriminate fire on the group.
The suddenness of the attack left the victims with little time to react. While Gagan and Sahil succumbed to their injuries, three other individuals were wounded in the crossfire. The injured were rushed to a nearby hospital, where they are currently undergoing medical treatment.
Police Investigation and Evidence
The Moga Police, led by Police Chief Sartaj Singh Chahal, reached the spot shortly after the gunfire ceased. To ensure no evidence was lost, forensic teams were deployed to the site to collect shell casings and other vital clues.
Investigators are now focusing on the following leads:
- CCTV Footage: Police are scanning local surveillance cameras to track the movement of the black Scorpio and identify the perpetrators.
- Motive: Preliminary probes suggest that the shooting was not random but was likely fueled by an old enmity.
Police Chief Sartaj Singh Chahal has confirmed that a dedicated team is working around the clock to uncover the circumstances surrounding the attack and apprehend the shooters.
Political Firestorm Over Law and Order
The incident has quickly escalated into a political battle, with the opposition slamming the state government over the deteriorating security situation in Punjab.
BJP leader Ravneet Singh Bittu took to X (formerly Twitter) to condemn the violence and launch a scathing attack on the Bhagwant Mann-led administration. Bittu questioned the state of law and order, asking how many more citizens must lose their lives before the government takes decisive action against criminals.
The BJP leader contrasted the current atmosphere of chaos with the government's vision of a 'Rangla Punjab', challenging the administration to hold the culprits accountable.