Farmer's body fished out from Narwana branch canal in Ambala

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Updated At : 01:33 PM Jul 29, 2022 IST

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Ambala, July 28

The body of a farmer, Bhupinder Singh, who went missing on July 25, was fished out from the Narwana branch canal here today. Bhupinder, a resident of Bhudangpur village, was reportedly facing financial crisis.

Surinder Singh, younger brother of the deceased, said: “Bhupinder went missing on July 25. He was facing financial crunch as he had suffered loss in wheat crop.”

Roshan Lal, in-charge of the Naneola police post, said: “Bhupinder’s family members informed us that he was upset for the past few days. The body has been handed over to the family members after postmortem examination.”

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