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Biker dies in accident

An accident on the Phillaur-Goraya highway claimed the life of a motorcyclist. The accident occurred near Dusanjh Khurd village when the rider lost control and crashed into the roadside railing. The police took custody of the body and informed the...

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Updated At : 08:38 AM Apr 04, 2025 IST

An accident on the Phillaur-Goraya highway claimed the life of a motorcyclist. The accident occurred near Dusanjh Khurd village when the rider lost control and crashed into the roadside railing. The police took custody of the body and informed the Phillaur police station. The victim has been identified as Harpinder Singh of Wahadewal. The body has been sent to Civil Hospital, Phillaur. — OC

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