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Dastango Ankit Chadha cremated in Delhi

Updated At : 06:05 AM May 12, 2018 IST

Ankit Chadha, a young exponent of Urdu storytelling tradition Dastangoi, who passed away on Wednesday evening, was cremated at the Lodhi Cremation Grounds, New Delhi, On Friday. Ankit drowned at Uksan lake near Kamshet, around 60 km from Pune. PTI

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