Kharar lawyer hangs himself

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Updated At : 11:47 AM May 24, 2021 IST

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Mohali, May 23

Kharar advocate Harsimran Singh Sandhu reportedly committed suicide by hanging himself at his house in Sector 70 on Sunday.

The deceased was an Assistant Public Prosecutor at a Kharar court. His family told the police that Harsimran had recently recovered from Covid-19, but was mentally upset for the past some time.

Mataur SHO Manphul Singh said: “Harsimran’s kin rushed him to a hospital where doctors declared him brought dead. The police were informed later.” Harsimran was found hanging with a bedsheet from the grill of his room’s gate. He was married recently, but had no children. No suicide note was found on him. — TNS

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