3 more protesters die at Tikri

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Jan 26, 2021 IST

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Jhajjar, January 25

Two farmers from Haryana and one from Punjab reportedly died of cardiac arrest at the Tikri border on Monday taking the toll to 24. In all, 19 were from Punjab and five belonged to Haryana.

Those who lost their lives today have been identified as Gurmeet Singh (51) of Dhingarh in Mansa district (Punjab), Jasbir (47) of Bagla village and Joginder Singh (41) of Mirchpur village in Hisar district. — TNS

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