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Sweepers protest in Malout

Updated At : 06:33 AM Jul 18, 2018 IST

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Malout: Demanding regular employment and end of contractual system of hiring sweepers, members of the Sweepers’ Union on Tuesday lodged a protest at the Municipal Council’s office. Vijay Kumar, president of the union, said, “We will intensify the protest if our demands, including the regularisation, are not fulfilled.” TNS

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Barnala: After the recovery of a body from Handiaya to Dhanauala road on Monday night, the police have registered a case . A police team from the Handiaya police post reached the spot after getting information. The body was taken to the Barnala Civil Hospital. The deceased has been identified as Gurmeet Singh. Handiaya police post in-charge Gursimarjit Singh abstained from saying anything. TNS

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