Youth killed in Gharinda

Tribune News Service Amritsar, August 16 Yuvraj Singh, a resident of Khurmaniya village, under Gharinda police station, was strangled to death by some unidentified persons here on Friday night. The police have registered a murder case and launched further probe....

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:52 PM Aug 17, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, August 16

Yuvraj Singh, a resident of Khurmaniya village, under Gharinda police station, was strangled to death by some unidentified persons here on Friday night.

The police have registered a murder case and launched further probe.

Kulwant Singh, father of the deceased, told the police that Yuvraj went to meet his friends on Friday evening but did not return till late evening. At 10 pm, they called on his phone, which was switched off. In the morning around 7.30 am, Tarsem Singh, member panchayat, informed him that Yuvraj’s body was lying at a villager Satnam Singh’s house.

He said when they reached, they found that he was strangled to death. Gurpartap Singh Sahota, DSP Attari, said the police have got some vital clues in the case and the accused would be arrested soon.

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