Bodies of three missing persons found in canal

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Updated At : 11:40 AM Sep 22, 2021 IST

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Abohar: The bodies of a man and woman, who went missing, along with their minor girl, from Bhagu village in Muktsar, were found in the Gang Canal, near Netewala village in Sriganganagar. The bodies were tied with a cloth. The Chunawadh police station in charge Parmeshwar Suthar said Sonu Valmiki of Khippanwali village (Fazilka) was contacted after his number was found in the contact list of victim’s phone. OC

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