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In a shocking incident, a law student opened fire on his classmate in a college classroom in Punjab’s Tarn Taran district, leaving her critically injured. The culprit, who was reportedly identified as Prince Raj, a resident of Maliana village in Jalandhar district, shot himself after committing the crime. According to media reports, the incident occurred at LA College, Tarn Taran, where a first-year law student, identified as Sadipta Kaur, was shot by her classmate, who was later identified as Prince Raj. The police said that CCTV footage showed Raj entering the classroom around 9:15 am and approaching Sadipta, who was sitting on a bench. After a brief conversation, Raj allegedly shot Sadipta in the head and then shot himself.
The police have launched an investigation into the incident and have identified the victims as Sadipta Kaur and Prince Raj. Sadipta’s condition is said to be stable, and she is receiving medical treatment at a local hospital. Prince Raj is also receiving treatment at the hospital, but his condition is critical.
The police have not yet ascertained the motive behind the shooting, and the incident is being investigated. The LA College, Tarn Taran, has suspended classes until further notice, and the police have taken statements from witnesses and students.
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In Pakistan, the government has announced that it will deploy additional troops to the Gilgit-Baltistan region to maintain law and order. The government has also announced that it will provide financial assistance to families affected by the recent floods in the region.
In sports news, Pakistan’s cricket team has announced that it will replace Salman Ali Agha with Usman Tahir in the upcoming series against Australia. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has also announced that it will hold a rally in Lahore to protest against the government’s decision to ban online games.
In entertainment news, Indian actress and model Mini Mathur has criticized IndiGo Airlines for making her 86-year-old father walk over a kilometer with his carry-on bag. The actress has demanded that the airline provide better services to elderly passengers.
In other news, a senior judge has criticized the Punjab government for not providing adequate security to the judiciary. The judge has also accused the government of trying to intimidate the judiciary. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has also announced that it will hold a rally in Lahore to protest against the government’s decision to ban online games.
In a separate incident, three minor sisters in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India, had attempted to take their own lives by jumping off the 9th floor of their building after their parents banned them from playing online games. However, the police have now revealed that the girls were being forced to marry their relatives against their will, and the parents had banned them from playing online games to prevent them from contacting their friends and family members. The police have arrested the parents and are investigating the matter.
