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Woman dies in car-tractor collision near Balluana Colony in Abohar

The family from Tara Estate Colony was returning from a wedding function in Ludhiana
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Abohar, Updated At : 07:15 PM Dec 05, 2025 IST

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A woman died and others escaped with minor injuries when the car they were in collided with a tractor-trolley near Balluana Colony, 10 km from here. The family from Tara Estate Colony was returning from a wedding function in Ludhiana.

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Sushil Mittal, his wife Sunita, daughter Aastha, and niece Muskan had attended the ceremony. The driver allegedly lost control near Balluana Colony, and the car rammed into a tractor-trolley ahead. Sunita was badly injured and taken to a private hospital before being shifted to the Civil Hospital, where she was declared dead. The deceased was a close relative of Rohtash Gupta, who operates a leading sweets shop.

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