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Politicians, bureaucrats throng Haryana IAS officer Amneet's house to offer condolences

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 08:26 AM Oct 10, 2025 IST
Deceased Haryana IPS officer Y Puran Kumar

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A large number of people, including politicians, bureaucrats and representatives of the social organisations, continued to throng the Sector 24 residence of senior IAS officer Amneet P Kumar, to express condolences for her husband and senior IPS officer Y Puran Kumar, who committed suicide on October 7.

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While Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini was one of the firsts to visit Amneet Kumar, ministers Krishan Lal Panwar, Vipul Goel and MLA Venod Bhayana were among the politicians, who visited the house.

Top brass of the state bureaucracy, including Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi and several IAS officers, including Sudhir Rajpal, Sumita Misra, PC Meena, Sushil Sarwan and Aditya Dahiya, were among those who visited the house to console Amneet Kumar and her family.

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