ASI, student killed in road mishap

An ASI and a student were killed in a road accident on the Malout road today. Three students — Samarbir, Divanshu Bajaj and Kaushik — were travelling in a jeep while Sukhwinder Singh along with two others were going on...

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Fazilka, Updated At : 08:49 AM Mar 12, 2025 IST

An ASI and a student were killed in a road accident on the Malout road today.

Three students — Samarbir, Divanshu Bajaj and Kaushik — were travelling in a jeep while Sukhwinder Singh along with two others were going on a bike. ASI Kewal Krishan’s car collided with other vehicles. While the ASI died on the spot, Bajaj succumbed to his injuries in the hospital.

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