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Argument At Birthday Party Turns Fatal In Ludhiana

Police said an argument at a birthday party turned into a brawl and gunfire, killing Rahul Sharma, the son of a popular Ludhiana eatery owner.

  • On Wednesday night, 35-year-old Rahul Sharma was shot dead during a birthday party at Green World Homes in Ludhiana when an argument escalated into a violent brawl.
  • Rahul Sharma actively managed his family's popular eatery, Pandit ji Kulche Chole, which originated in Himachal Pradesh before establishing roots in Ludhiana.
  • Police registered a murder case against eight individuals, including key suspects Paramraj and Gagandeep, after Rahul's brother-in-law Piyush Sharma provided a statement to authorities.
  • Deputy Commissioner of Police Alam Vijay Singh characterized the incident as a "crime of passion" involving 8–10 men, while authorities deployed four teams to locate and arrest the accused.
  • The shooting comes amid deteriorating law and order in Punjab, with Opposition parties targeting the Aam Aadmi Party over recent fatal attacks on Parvinder Singh Jhota, Mad Sandhu, and Navtej Singh.
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Rahul Sharma, 34, was shot dead at a friend's birthday party in Ludhiana. He was shot twice in the chest and back after an argument.

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Rahul, a 34-year-old man who had gone to attend a friend's birthday party in Ludhiana, was shot and killed. Rahul was the son of the famous Pandit Kulcha-Chole Wala. The family alleges that a restaurant owner opened fire at the party. According to police, preliminary information suggests the shooting occurred after an altercation. Based on the family's statements, a case has been registered against eight people.

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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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