Overview
- Investigators say Bahadur Singh fired twice with a licensed 32-bore revolver at the disputed fields, fatally hitting Navdeep Singh in the head.
- Witnesses and police report the accused tried to flee by driving over the body, then gathered his passport and cash before being intercepted.
- An FIR was registered under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita section 103 and relevant Arms Act provisions, and the firearm was recovered by police.
- Officers identify the land at issue as part of a nearly 100-acre holding, with about 30 acres in dispute following Balwinder Singh’s death.
- Police describe the accused as a septuagenarian who returned from California about a month ago, and they say the victim leaves a wife and two young children.