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Home / Haryana / Jhajjar Man Killed Father Brother

Jhajjar man 'killed' father, brother

‘It was earlier stated that Khajan and his son Sanjay had died in a road accident more than two months ago’
Tribune News Service
Rohtak, Updated At : 09:13 PM Oct 25, 2025 IST
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The matter pertaining to the reported death of a man and his son at Kaloi village in Jhajjar district in a road accident more than two months ago now seems to be a case of double murder.

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As per the police, it is now being indicated that Ashok had allegedly murdered his father Khajan and brother Sanjay owing to a dispute over family property.

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"It was earlier stated that Khajan and his son Sanjay had died in a road accident more than two months ago. However, we recently got a tip-off that they were murdered by Khajan's elder son Ashok.

Preliminary investigation also indicates that this. We have registered a case against Ashok. He will be arrested soon," said a police official.

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