Kanwariya dies in road mishap

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Updated At : 07:42 AM Aug 03, 2024 IST

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Rohtak: A kanwariya died and three others were injured as their pick-up vehicle collided with a road divider near Bhaproda village in Jhajjar district. The deceased has been identified as Sahil, a resident of Bhadani village in Jhajjar district. As per Sahil’s family, he had gone to Haridwar on July 29 and was returning with a ‘daak kanwar’ when the mishap took place. They all were taken to a local hospital, but Sahil succumbed to his injuries. The police have sent his body for a post-mortem. TNS

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