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Siblings injured as three opened fire

NEW DELHI: Two siblings sustained minor injuries when three unidentified men, looking for their rival, opened fire at Paschim Vihar here on Wednesday.

According to the police, the trio were enquiring about a proclaimed bad character, Satpal Bedi, from his family members in the morning when they opened fire. Rohit and his sister Heena, who live next door to Satpal, were standing nearby and sustained injuries.

The two were discharged after first aid.

Satpal Bedi is in jail since 2004, the police said.

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