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Dasuya youth dies by suicide in Armenia

Hoshiarpur: A Dasuya resident Mangat Ram (22) ended his life by hanging himself in Armenia on Friday. He had gone to Armenia in search of employment on February 13. Deceased’s sister said Armenia police informed the family today morning that...

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Updated At : 01:30 PM Mar 24, 2024 IST

Hoshiarpur: A Dasuya resident Mangat Ram (22) ended his life by hanging himself in Armenia on Friday. He had gone to Armenia in search of employment on February 13. Deceased’s sister said Armenia police informed the family today morning that Mangat had died by suicide. He was only son of the family.

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