Kanwariya dies under mysterious circumstances

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:54 AM Aug 02, 2024 IST

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Panipat, August 1
A kanwariya was found dead under mysterious conditions in the bathroom of a temple on Panipat-Assandh road on Thursday. The deceased has been identified as Krishan Lal Kataria (54) of Jind.
He and his friend Sahil went to Haridwar. When they reached Panipat-Assandh road, the deceased went to take a bath in the temple’s washroom. When he didn’t return for a long time, Sahil broke the door and found him unconscious. He was rushed to the civil hospital, where doctors declared him dead. — TNS

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