Man killed in Punjab's Kapurthala over suspicion of illicit relationship

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Updated At : 11:01 PM Mar 06, 2024 IST

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Kapurthala, March 6

A man was killed here in Punjab by a man who suspected him of having illicit relations with his wife, police said on Wednesday.

The victim and the accused lived at Hussainpur Bule village in Sultanpur Lodhi.

The incident took place on Tuesday. The victim was called to a field by the accused and killed with a sharp-edged weapon, Senior Superintendent of Police Vatsala Gupta said.

The accused suspected that the victim had illicit relations with the former’s wife, police said, adding that a case of murder had been registered.

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