Cops clueless on Satnam Singh’s killers, says family

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Updated At : 01:34 PM Oct 04, 2021 IST

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Peshawar, October 3

The family of Sardar Satnam Singh (Khalsa) has said the police are still clueless about the assailants who managed to escape after killing the well-known Sikh ‘hakeem’ in Pakistan’s northwestern city of Peshawar.

Satnam Singh, 45, who practised Unani medicine, was at his clinic on Thursday when some unidentified gunmen barged into his cabin and opened fire, killing him on the spot, the police said. — PTI

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