Shimla girl found dead in Zirakpur

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Zirakpur, Updated At : 09:08 AM Jul 01, 2025 IST

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A 20-year-old girl was found dead under mysterious circumstances outside a PG accommodation near Nabha Sahib Gurdwara here on Sunday night.

The police suspect that the girl, Usha, a native of Sanjauli in Shimla, fell from the third floor of the PG accommodation though no note was found on her. She was wearing a band on her wrist, indicating that she had visited a club or a disco or a show. The police said she was pursuing her studies at a university in Himachal Pradesh and had recently shifted to the PG.

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