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Masih Maha Sabha thanks govt for breakthrough

Updated At : 07:32 AM Nov 09, 2017 IST

Jalandhar, November 8

After the state government announced to have traced the killers of Ludhiana-based Pastor Sultan Masih on Tuesday, the Masih Maha Sabha thanked the Chief Minister, Punjab Police and Bishop of the Jalandhar Diocese for raising the issue time and again.

Jalandhar Diocese PRO Father Peter said, “The breakthrough in the murder case has brought confidence and hope in the people. Punjab is being redeemed by their collaborative effort,” He encouraged the people to support the administration. — TNS

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