The Chandigarh Police have identified the three accused who shot dead an employee of Kumar Medical Hall in Sector 11 two days ago.Two of them are residents of Rajouri in Jammu and Kashmir, according to sources. They, however, did not disclose the identity of the third accused.Meanwhile, the city police raided parts of Punjab and Delhi to arrest them. Teams of the Crime Branch, District Crime Cell (DCC) and the Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF) have been tasked with carrying out the raids.Related news: Chandigarh Traders meet DGP Sagar Preet Hooda over security‘Three more from Chandigarh receive threat’Meanwhile, the sources claimed that two more chemist shop owners in Sector 11 and one businessman in Sector 19 have received threats. However, the police did not confirm it.The accused were last traced to Khajeri village in Chandigarh. The police had also rounded up an auto-rickshaw driver and a garment shop owner for questioning as they both had come into contact with the accused.The auto-rickshaw driver allegedly took the suspects to Kajheri village, where they bought some clothes from a shop.The sources said the accused were regular visitors to the city. The police are also investigating whether they had some local contacts. The police also reconstructed their escape route.Left bike outside Sector 3 parkAfter committing the crime, the accused fled on a bike, which was stolen from Tarn Taran. They fled to a Sector 3 park and abandoned the bike in the parking area. The bike was recovered by the city police.The accused then took an auto-rickshaw for Khajeri village. They stayed in the area for a few hours before escaping to a neighbouring state. The accused also bought some clothes before leaving the city on a bus.They had fired 13 rounds at Shri Kumar Medical Hall cashier Janki Das, a native of Shimla’s Rohru.The crime took place a few metres from a check-post set up by the Chandigarh Police.‘Motive of crime still unclear’The sources said the motive behind the attack was still unclear. The police suspect that their handlers wanted to instil fear among city traders so that they could extort money easily from them in future.However, the police have not confirmed it.On Jattvibeday, the Goldy Dhillon gang released an audio message on social media, warning of consequences of supporting the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.Passed through several Punjab citiesAfter committing the crime, the accused fled Chandigarh, passing through several cities of Punjab before heading towards Delhi. Police teams are raiding multiple locations to trace them.Also read: Explainer: How an 8-year-old extortion case against Kumar Brothers falls flat in Chandigarh court