Yogendra Yadav’s father dies at 90

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Rewari, December 22

Prof Devender Singh Yadav (retd), father of Swaraj Abhiyan chief Yogendra Yadav, dies at his house in Saharanwas village here today after a brief illness. He was 90. His cremation was performed at the village. He served as an economic lecturer at Khalsa College in Shri GangaNagar (Rajasthan) and had been residing in the village for the past three decades after retirement. He also established Sampuran Kranti Manch in Haryana. — TNS

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