Told Sidhu to take bulletproof car, says witness to Moose Wala's murder
India Today
Sidhu Moose Wala's friend Gurwinder Singh, who was in the car when the Punjabi singer was was shot dead on Sunday, said that he had asked the Congress leader to take the bulletproof car. However, Moose Wala insisted on taking his Thar.
A key witness to the Sidhu Moose Wala murder, his friend Gurwinder Singh, who was in the car at the time of the crime, said that he had insisted on taking the bulletproof car on Sunday. However, Sidhu turned down the request.
Gurvinder Singh, who was injured in the incident, is undergoing treatment at DMC Hospital in Ludhiana. He said: “I told him to take the bulletproof car while going out on Sunday. But he wanted to take the compact SUV (Thar).”
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