Trucker from Dasuya village killed in US

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Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 09:18 AM Sep 29, 2024 IST

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A trucker from Behbowal Chhaniya village of Dasuya was murdered in America with sharp-edged weapons.

The deceased has been identified as Pinder Singh, who had moved to the USA about three years ago from Italy, where he had been living for 17 years. After the incident, the family was in shock.

According to information, Pinder had gone in his truck the previous day in routine. He had parked his truck near exit-70 of Utah and was waiting for someone on the way. Meanwhile, some attackers came there and assaulted Pinder with sharp-edged weapons. He was found lying dead on the spot. There were deep wounds on his neck.

The US police suspected that behind the murder, robbery could be the reason.

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