Teen lovers die by suicide in Ambala Cantt

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Updated At : 12:59 PM Dec 02, 2023 IST

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Ambala, December 1

Two local teenagers, a girl and a boy, allegedly died by suicide by jumping before a train near Dukheri village in Ambala Cantonment last night.

The Government Railway Police (Ambala Cantonment) reportedly received information about two dead bodies being discovered on a railway track late last night. The two were reportedly in a relationship. The bodies were handed over to the kin today, following the post-mortem examinations.

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