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Youth’s body found in car

UNA: The charred body of a resident of Jalandhar Punjab was found in his car which was destroyed in a fire early this morning by the Una police in Bankhandi area on the UnaHoshiarpur border

Updated At : 07:00 AM Oct 01, 2016 IST

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Una, September 30

The charred body of a resident of Jalandhar (Punjab) was found in his car, which was destroyed in a fire, early this morning by the Una police in Bankhandi area on the Una-Hoshiarpur border.

The deceased has been identified as Chandan (31), a resident of Anand Nagar in Jalandhar city.

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According to DSP (Headquarters) Kulwinder Singh, the car (PB-08 BE 6416) was going towards Jalandhar. A short-circuit in the car’s electrical system could have been the cause of the incident.— OC

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