Woman commits suicide

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Updated At : 12:01 PM May 18, 2021 IST

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Amritsar: A married woman ended her life by hanging from the ceiling fan of her parents’ house in Chowk Laxmansar area falling under Division C police station here on Sunday.

The police have initiated inquest proceedings in the case following the statements of two families. The victim has been identified as Gurpreet Kaur (35), a resident of Rana Garden near Mall of Amritsar, and was in depression as per her family members, ASI Nirmal Singh said. She had come to meet her parents. TNS

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