Mysterious death of youth in Ratahra raises concerns

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Phagwara, Updated At : 10:59 AM Jun 23, 2025 IST

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A mysterious incident has occurred in Ratahra village, located under the jurisdiction of Fattudhinga Police Station, where a young man was found dead under unexplained circumstances late last night. The deceased has been identified as Gagandeep Singh, son of Ajit Singh.

According to Dr Ashish Pal Singh, who was on duty at the time, Gagandeep was brought to the hospital in critical condition with severe head injuries. Despite all efforts to save him, he was declared dead upon arrival. His body displayed multiple head injuries, raising suspicions of foul play or a severe accident. However, the exact cause of death remains unclear, and further investigation is ongoing.

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