Victim woman had no link with other two deceased, say cops
Hindustan Times Chandigarh|December 25, 2024
Police revealed that the 22-year-old victim, Vandana, who was killed in the triple shooting at Sultanat Hotel, had no direct connection with the two other deceased individuals.
Naina Mishra

PANCHKULA:

According to police, she had attended the birthday party through a mutual friend and had no known ties to the criminal activities surrounding the case.

Police said the victim was preparing for the IELTS exam and residing in a PG accommodation in Sector 22. She had previously prepared for the NEET exam and was now aiming to study MBBS abroad.

Her body was cremated on Tuesday in Jind, with family expressing shock over the incident.

Despite more than 24 hours since three individuals were gunned down in the parking lot of Sultanat Hotel in Burj Kotia, near Panchkula, early Monday morning, the police have yet to apprehend the shooters or determine the motive behind the attack, even as 'gang rivalry' is strongly suspected.

The victims were identified as Vinit alias Vicky, 34, and his 17-year-old nephew Teerth, both from Najafgarh, Delhi, and Vandana alias Nia.

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