Bodies of two students cremated

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Updated At : 12:47 PM May 05, 2024 IST

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Yamunanagar, May 4

A pall of gloom descended in two villages of Pratap Nagar block area of Yamunanagar district when after postmortem, the dead bodies of two students Krish (16) of Bhangera village and Mayank (17) of Karkoli village reached their villages on Saturday.

Satnam Singh, SHO, Pratap Nagar police station said that the postmortem was carried out at Mukand Lal District Civil Hospital, Yamunanagar today. “The dead bodies were handed over to their kin. The body of Krish was cremated in his Bhangera village and the cremation of Mayank’s body was held in Karkoli village,” said Satnam Singh. The residents of both villages participated in the funeral procession.

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