Farmers' protest: Bengali woman dies at Tikri

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Updated At : 12:49 PM May 01, 2021 IST

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Jhajjar, April 30

A 25-year-old woman, identified as Momita Basu from West Bengal, died in a private hospital at Tikri border on Friday.

“Momita came to Tikri from West Bengal on April 11 to join the protest. Four days ago, she was admitted to a private hospital after her condition worsened. The doctors found infection in her lungs. She breathed her last in the hospital on Friday,” said Rajendra Singh Deep Singh Wala, a leader of Kirti Kisan Union.

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