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4 Hisar residents die in Punjab's Barnala as car collides with tractor

Hisar, September 1 Four residents of Hisar died in a road mishap near Barnala in Punjab on Barnala-Ludhiana state highway on Friday morning. The victims identified as Vikas Soni, Amritpal, Sonu and Ankit were travelling in a car when their...

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Updated At : 06:39 PM Sep 01, 2023 IST

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Hisar, September 1

Four residents of Hisar died in a road mishap near Barnala in Punjab on Barnala-Ludhiana state highway on Friday morning.

The victims identified as Vikas Soni, Amritpal, Sonu and Ankit were travelling in a car when their vehicle collided with a tractor.

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They were going to Nakodar to offer prayers at a religious place.

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