Gurdev Singh (31) was admitted in DMCH hospital in a critical condition, Ashwani Chaudhry, Neurosurgeon of the Dayanand Medical College and Hospital said.
His body was handed over to his family members after the post-mortem examination. Tight security arrangements had been made in the civil hospital, police said.
A large number of Dera followers were also present here.
Yesterday, Punjab Police had assured the followers of the Sirsa-headquartered sect of solving the case soon.
The assailants had come in a car and opened fire at Gurdev Singh on June 13 at Jawahar Singh Wala village leaving him seriously injured.
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