PATNA, Oct. 24 -- Two criminals involved in shooting sons of sub-inspector Sudhanshu Shekhar were on Friday shot and arrested after a brief encounter in Gaya, police said. They were identified as Gaurav Kumar and Shyam Kumar -- bot residents of Gaya. They sustained injuries in their legs and were admitted to the Anugrah Narayan Magadh Medical College and Hospital, said Sushil Kumar, senior superintendent of police (SSP), Gaya. Kumar said the two were involved in the shooting incident in which SI's son Ranu Shekhar, died in the incident, while his elder brother, Monu Shekhar, suffered injuries and is undergoing treatment at a super specialty hospital. "Police had received information about the shooting around 11.30pm on Monday. A forensic science laboratory (FSL) team collected evidence from the spot and nabbed one suspect hours after the incident," he added. It may be noted that late on Tuesday night, Ranu Shekhar, 26, and his brother Monu Shekhar, 24 -- both sons of Sudhanshu Shekhar , a sub inspector posted in Motihari -- were fired upon by miscreants when they had gone out of their home to resolve a dispute among friends in the locality. Mufassil police reached the scene and took the injured to a nearby hospital. Ranu died on the way to the hospital. Critically injured Monu was referred to a higher institution and is presently admitted in a super speciality hospital in Patna, police said. Police team formed to investigate the shooting got a tip-off about the movement of the shooters on Thursday and the police set up a cordon near Bichhi village in the Muffasil police station area. According to police officers, the criminals, when asked to surrender, started firing at the police team which retaliated fire in which both them were hit in the legs. The two were arrested, however, their associates escaped, added a police officer. Both confessed to their involvement in the shooting incident, the SSP said. Police were also examining the criminal history of the arrested criminals and the motive behind shooting at SI's sons, he added....