In Brief: Three killed in road mishap

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Updated At : 10:57 AM Nov 15, 2024 IST

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Kurukshetra: Three youths were killed after the two-wheeler they were travelling on collided with an unidentified vehicle near Karah Sahib village in Pehowa on Wednesday night. The victims were identified as Rakesh and Gaurav of Narwana and Lakshman of Pehowa. The family members of Lakshman said they suspected foul play as the victim recently had a dispute with some people. Pehowa Sadar SHO Vikrant Singh said, “Around 10.30 pm on Wednesday, we got information about the accident near Karah Sahib village on Guhla Cheeka road in which three youths died. The other vehicle involved in the accident is yet to be traced. The matter is under investigation. So far, it appears to be a case of accident. The exact cause of deaths will be clear in the postmortem report and appropriate action will be taken accordingly.”

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