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‘Honour killing’: Girl done to death in Sonepat village

SONEPAT: In a suspected case of honour killing a 17yearold girl of Bidhal village of this district was allegedly poisoned and strangled by her brothers as she was in a relationship with a youth of the same village

Updated At : 06:12 PM Sep 08, 2016 IST

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