65-year-old farmer from Punjab’s Moga dies of cardiac arest at Singhu border

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Updated At : 07:02 PM Feb 10, 2021 IST

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Moga, February 10

A 65-year-old farmer hailing from a Moga village sitting on protest at the Singhu border has died of cardiac arrest, the local authorities said here on Wednesday.

So far, seven farmers from the district have died at the Delhi borders.

The deceased farmer has been identified as Darshan Singh of Rauli village. He was an active worker of the BKU (Kadian).

His body will arrive at his village on Wednesday after the post-mortem.

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