Cabbie's body found from Dadu Majra

Chandigarh, July 8 A day after the body of 26-year-old woman, who along with two others was washed away while crossing Patiala ki Rao rivulet in a cab at Tanda village near Nayagaon was found, the body of the missing...

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Updated At : 12:55 PM Jul 09, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, July 8

A day after the body of 26-year-old woman, who along with two others was washed away while crossing Patiala ki Rao rivulet in a cab at Tanda village near Nayagaon was found, the body of the missing cab driver was also recovered from Dadu Majra today.

The victim has been identified as Gaurav, a resident of Muktsar. Sources said passersby noticed the body near a tree around 7 am.

The police said the body was found near the dumping ground at Dadu Majra, around the same spot where Pooja’s body was retrieved yesterday. The body was bloated, said a cop.

Sources said Gaurav had started driving cab only a few days ago. “He was staying at his friend’s place in Mohali and had recently started driving the cab owned by his friend,” said a source.

The third person missing in the accident is still unidentified and untraced.

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