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Shots Fired At Delhi Businessman's Home, Cops Probe Lawrence Bishnoi Link

Shots Fired At Delhi Businessman's Home, Cops Probe Lawrence Bishnoi Link

The incident took place in A-Block of Lok Vihar, where three bullet marks were found on a car and around four to five bullet marks were reported on a house opposite the spot, police said.

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