Woman dies in mishap at Mohali gaushala

had gone to a gaushala in Phase 1 to feed the cows

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 09:43 AM Aug 18, 2025 IST

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A 52-year-old woman died as her dupatta got entangled in a fodder-cutting machine and the sudden jerk snapped her neck bone.The victim, Aman, a resident of Kharar, had gone to a gaushala in Phase 1 to feed the cows.She was rushed to a private hospital nearby where the doctors declared her dead on arrival. The deceased is survived by her daughter.

The police said further action would be taken after recording the statement of the victim’s kin.

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