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Farmer electrocuted to death in Yamunanagar

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Yamunanagar, Updated At : 03:33 AM Jul 06, 2025 IST

A farmer has been electrocuted to death, reportedly while repairing power of his tubewell in his fields. The deceased has been identified as Mukesh (34) of Harthan village in the district. According to information, he had gone to the fields to irrigate paddy crop. But, when he didn’t return home, his family members went to the spot and found that he had died on coming in contact with electricity in his fields.

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