Dasuya: Gunfire erupts between two parties over land dispute

January 20, 2026

A gunfight broke out between two parties over a land dispute in the village of Sahaga in Dasuha. However, no one was injured in the clash. It is being reported that 8 to 9 rounds of bullets were fired from rifles and pistols. Dasuha police are now investigating the incident and registering a case.

According to information, a woman from the village of Sahaga sold her four fields to a person from Kapurthala district. The land sold was a joint account of eight fields. The two parties met today to discuss the ownership of the land that was sold and the remaining land. After this, tension arose between the two parties over the actual share of the land.

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According to the information, Gurdeep Singh, his two sons, Kulwinder Singh and Palwinder Singh, residents of village Sehga, police station Dasuha, who currently reside at Verka Milk Plant Dasuha, had registered four acres of land in village Sehga a week ago for Rajwinder Kaur, Gurmail Singh, resident of Begowal (Kapurthala), who lives abroad in Canada.

Since the land was a total of eight acres, the other partner, Gurnam Singh, son of Saroop Singh, resident of Begowal, was called tothe village Sehga to take possession of 4 acres, but a dispute arose between the two over the division of the land.

Gurdeep Singh and his two sons, Kulwinder and Palwinder, fired eight or nine bullets in the air from their double-barrelled rifle and a country-made gun.