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34-yr-old man from Tarn Taran village dies in New Zealand

A wave of shock engulfed the area when a family of Bharowal village received the news of death of its member in a road accident in New Zealand on Friday. The deceased was identified as Sukhkarman Singh Bharoal (34). His...

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Tarn Taran, Updated At : 08:54 AM Apr 28, 2025 IST

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A wave of shock engulfed the area when a family of Bharowal village received the news of death of its member in a road accident in New Zealand on Friday. The deceased was identified as Sukhkarman Singh Bharoal (34).

His father Amrik Singh Raju said the family received the sad news on Friday from a friend of his son. The deceased was married and is survived by two-year-old son. Amrik Singh said his son left home in his vehicle for work when he met with an accident and died on the spot. He had gone to New Zealand 10 years ago and was well settled there.

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