Lucknow: Two groups of students fought fiercely near Tarang crossing on Durgabari road in Gorakhpur district of Uttar Pradesh. As the matter escalated, the egg seller involved in the fight from one side fired with a pistol. In which three people, including a student, were injured due to bullet injuries. There was a stampede after the incident. At the same time, seeing the increasing crowd, the accused fled from the spot waving his pistol. As soon as the information was received, the Kotwali police reached the spot and admitted the injured to the medical college for treatment, where the condition of the student is critical. On the other hand, the police team is raiding from place to place in search of the accused.

17-year-old Shani, a resident of Jatashankar Pokhara, was returning home at 8 pm on Monday night from the coaching center in Durgabari. Then a group of students started beating Shani. When Shani's father Shankar Chaudhary got the information about this, he immediately reached there. Meanwhile, the group of students called Abhishek Yadav, who set up an egg shop at the crossroads. After which the matter got worse. As the scuffle escalated, Aniket Singh, a resident of Kazipur, who was studying in coaching, also started intervening.

The matter increased so much that Abhishek Yadav took out the pistol and started firing indiscriminately. In which Aniket Singh, Shankar Chaudhary and Shahnawaz were shot. After firing, the accused fled from the spot. At the same time, as soon as the information was received, the police reached the spot and took all the people to the hospital. Doctors told that Aniket's condition is still critical. The police is currently looking for the accused Abhishek. The close relatives of the accused have been taken into custody for interrogation. And the matter is being seriously investigated.

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