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Gang of killers active, Himachal police stations on Punjab border on alert

A vehicle being searched on the inter-state border in Mohtali under the Indora police station.

Our Correspondent

NURPUR, AUGUST 23

The government has alerted all police stations on the Punjab border following the movement of the Kale Kachhewale gang which had attacked family members at Tharyal village in Pathankot district three days ago.

One of the family members was killed on the spot whereas four were injured seriously. The gang has become active after three years.

The Punjab Police have alerted Pathankot, Gurdaspur and Hoshiarpur districts and areas bordering the state in Himachal Pradesh.

The Himachal Police have kept Nurpur, Indora and Damtal police stations on high alert. Nakas have been set up on all routes at Bhadroya, Kandwal, Mohtali, Ondh and Bakatpur villages.

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