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Rohtak MP visits bereaved family

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:14 PM Jun 21, 2021 IST

Jhajjar, June 20

Rohtak MP Arvind Sharma today visited the family of Mukesh Mudgil (42), who died of burn injuries at the Tikri border on Wednesday night after four men associated with the farmers’ agitation allegedly set him on fire, at the district’s Kassar village.

The family and village sarpanch Tony Mudgil demanded a CBI probe into the case, a government job for one member of the bereaved family and financial help. — TNS

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