Former Union minister Dhawan dies at 83

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Updated At : 11:59 AM Jan 28, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, January 27

Senior politician and former Union minister Harmohan Dhawan (83) died at Max Hospital in Mohali on Saturday. His cremation will take place at Sector 25 cremation ground at 3 pm on Sunday.

His associate Dr Sheenu Aggarwal said he had recently fractured his shoulder after a fall. He had been running his own naturopathy venture Dhawan’s Nature Care, had left the BJP and joined AAP in 2018. He then unsuccessfully contested the 2019 LS polls from Chandigarh.

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