74-year-old Punjab farmer dies at Singhu

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Updated At : 11:40 AM Sep 20, 2021 IST

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Sonepat: A 74-year-old farmer was found dead in his tent under suspicious circumstances at Singhu on Sunday. Heart attack is being suspected as the reason behind the death. The deceased has been identified as Jai Singh of Dhinsa village in Samrala (Ludhiana), Punjab. An active member of the BKU (Lakhowal), he had been staying at Singhu for the past around six months.

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