Mansa protester dies of cardiac arrest at Tikri

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Jhajjar, January 23

Another farmer from Punjab, identified as Harvinder (48) alias Bhola Singh from Mansa, died of cardiac arrest at the Tikri-Bahadurgarh border

on Saturday.

Camping near Pakoda Chowk for the last several days, he was found unconscious by fellow farmers around 3:30 am. They took him to the local Civil Hospital, where doctors declared him “brought dead”.

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