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Home / Chandigarh / Panchkula Police Arrest Auto Driver In Hit And Run Death Of Retired Lt Gen Ks Mann

Panchkula police arrest auto-rickshaw driver in hit-and-run death of retired lieutenant general

6 days later, police arrest Om Prakash, a Saketri auto-rickshaw driver from Churu, Rajasthan, for the incident
Gaurav Kanthwal
Tribune News Service
Panchkula, Updated At : 07:27 PM Jan 14, 2026 IST
The accused in police custody.

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Retired Lieutenant General Kulwant Singh Mann, 87, was killed in a hit-and-run incident near Mansa Devi Complex in Panchkula on January 9. His wife filed a complaint, and police registered a case under Sections 281, 125(b), and 106 of the BNS.

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Six days later, police arrested Om Prakash, a Saketri auto-driver from Churu, Rajasthan, for the incident. Inspector Munish Kumar said the MDC area is regularly patrolled, and security will be strengthened with CCTV cameras at traffic lights and key locations.

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