SAS Nagar, August 30 Mohali Police has arrested 5 members of the gang who opened fire outside the house of Manpreet Singh, resident of Pind Gharua yesterday. SSP Dr. Sandeep Kumar Garg said that on August 21, two unknown youth had opened fire on Manpreet Singh in village Ghaduon with the intention of killing him. In this regard, a case was registered by the police under section 307 of the IPC and section 25 of the Arms Act. He told that during the investigation of this case, it came to light that this incident was carried out by Anil Kumar Bishnoi and Tejinderpal Singh alias Pappal (who belongs to gangster Amritpal Singh gang). He told that in connection with the search for both of them, DSP Sz. Working under the leadership of Gursher Singh Sandhu. I. When A Staff Mohali team tried to arrest Anil Kumar Bishnoi on the basis of information received from the informer, Anil Kumar Bishnoi opened fire on the police party. He said that the police party fired in the air and asked Anil Kumar Bishnoi to surrender, but while firing, he got shot in his right leg from his own pistol due to which he got injured and he was brought under control by the police. Done. He told that on the basis of interrogation of Anil Kumar Bishnoi, his associate Tejinderpal Singh alias Pappal was arrested today from the area of village Gurchak, police station Dera Baba Nanak, district Gurdaspur and 2 pistols of .30 bore and 3 live cartridges were recovered from him. . He told that Tejinderpal Singh alias Pappal had also tried to run away by jumping from the roof of the house at the time of his arrest, due to which he suffered a fracture in his left leg. He told that a separate case has been registered in Zirakpur against Anil Kumar Bishnoi under sections 307, 353,186 of the Indian Penal Code and sections 25, 27 of the Arms Act for carrying out a deadly attack on a police party. He told that both of them are members of the gang of gangster Amritpal bal (who is an active member of Jaggu Bhagwanpuriya gang) based abroad and at the behest of the gangsters, they used to carry out crimes in different areas of Punjab.