2 Maharshi Dayanand University students among 4 injured in firing in Rohtak
Press Trust of India | September 4, 2022 | 11:09 AM IST | 1 min read
Two MDU Rohtak students were injured after being allegedly shot at after university chancellor Governor Bandaru left after attending a function.
ROHTAK : Four persons, including two students, were injured after being allegedly shot at in the Maharshi Dayanand University here on Saturday with police probing whether a monetary dispute led to the incident, officials said. The incident took place shortly after Governor Bandaru Dattatreya, who is also the Chancellor of the university, left the university after attending a function on the campus.
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Three persons were stated to be involved in the crime. The attackers managed to flee after the incident, the police said. "Four were injured. We are investigating who opened fire. Preliminary investigations reveal that some monetary dispute was behind the crime," SHO Pramod Gautam said. The injured have been hospitalised, the SHO said, adding one was seriously injured.
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