Last rites of BSF jawan held

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Updated At : 01:16 PM Mar 22, 2022 IST

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Nawanshahr, March 21

The last rites of the BSF jawan, who died in an accident along the Indo-Bangladesh border, were held on Monday at his native Dharampur village in Balachaur. Jawan Dharmindra Kumar, alias Ricky Kasana, was deployed with the 45th Battalion of the Border Security Force and was moving in a gypsy in a border outpost in Assam on March 18. The gypsy had fallen into a pond, where two jawans died due to drowning.

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