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3 persons killed in accidents

Three persons, including a couple, died in various road accidents in the area. Amrik Singh of village Bahibowal Chhanniyan has lodged a complaint with the police of Tanda that his brother Surjit Singh and his wife Rajwinder Kaur were returning...

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Hoshiarpur, Updated At : 02:30 AM Mar 31, 2025 IST

Three persons, including a couple, died in various road accidents in the area. Amrik Singh of village Bahibowal Chhanniyan has lodged a complaint with the police of Tanda that his brother Surjit Singh and his wife Rajwinder Kaur were returning to the village. When they reached near village Khudda, a vehicle hit them. He said his sister-in-law died on the spot, while his brother died on the way to hospital.

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