Body with injury marks found in Pinjore

Tribune News Service Panchkula, October 18 The body of a man with injury marks on his nose was found in the bushes on the roadside in Pinjore last evening. The complainant, Surmukh Singh of Prempura village, said around 5:30 pm,...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:26 PM Oct 19, 2020 IST

Tribune News Service

Panchkula, October 18

The body of a man with injury marks on his nose was found in the bushes on the roadside in Pinjore last evening.

The complainant, Surmukh Singh of Prempura village, said around 5:30 pm, he received a call from a passerby who said he had noticed the body of a youngster in the bushes alongside the main road.

“When Surmukh reached the spot, he found the body bore injury marks on the nose. It appeared he had been attacked with a sharp object with the intention to kill,” the FIR said.

Surmukh informed the police about the incident and a PCR vehicle reached the spot.

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