Capt Amarinder condoles death of Jagjit Singh Dardi's son

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Updated At : 07:17 PM Feb 16, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, February 16

Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Tuesday condoled the demise of Satbir Singh Dardi (42), the son of the Chairman of Chardikala Time TV Group Jagjit Singh Dardi.

Dardi (42) died of a sudden heart attack early morning at Patiala. The deceased is survived by his wife besides a son and a daughter.

In a condolence message, the Chief Minister extended his sympathies to Jagjit Singh Dardi.

Chief Minister said he “prayed to the Almighty to give strength to them to bear this irreparable loss in this hour of grief and grant eternal peace to the departed soul.”

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