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Sarabjit’s daughter takes charge

Swapandeep Kaur 26 daughter of Sarabjit Singh who died in a Pakistan jail few months ago has joined as naib tehsildar in Goraya

Updated At : 05:21 AM Nov 12, 2014 IST

<p>Swapandeep Kaur</p>

Our Correspondent

Phagwara, November 11

Swapandeep Kaur (26), daughter of Sarabjit Singh, who died in a Pakistan jail few months ago, has joined as naib tehsildar in Goraya.

It is her first posting. The state government has announced a status job for her, a gas agency for her family, besides Rs 50 Lakh.

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