Close shave for CPS

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Updated At : 01:02 PM May 07, 2023 IST

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Kullu, May 6

Chief Parliamentary Secretary (CPS) Sunder Singh Thakur had a narrow escape today when he along with government officials was inspecting development works at Kadingcha village in the Lug valley and a tree uprooted due to a storm fell precariously near them. Virender Sharma, XEN of the HPSEBL, was injured in the incident.

In another incident, a cow died after a tree fell on it at a Gau Sadan in Lanka Bekar area of Kullu town because of a storm.

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