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Body found at Una bus stand

Updated At : 06:39 AM May 20, 2017 IST

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Una, May 19

The body of a man, wearing saffron clothes as worn by hermits, was found at the main bus stand in Una today. His identity is yet to be ascertained.

Anupam Sharma, SP, said the body had been shifted to mortuary at the district hospital.

Police sources said the deceased had been seen begging by locals near the bus stand area in the last few days.

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