Farmer's death: FIR registered against farmers at Longowal police station in Sangrur

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Updated At : 08:35 PM Aug 22, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, August 22

An FIR has been registered against farmers at the Longowal police station in Sangrur district for the death of a farmer there on Monday evening.

The case was registered under Sections 307, 323, 353, 186, 148 and 149 of the IPC against Darbara Singh Lohakherha, block president, Sangrur, BKU (Azad); Rajpal Singh Mangwal, active worker, BKU (Azad); Kulwinder Singh Sony, active worker, BKU (Azad); Bhupinder Singh Longowal, state leader, KKU (Dhudike); Jujhar Singh Longowal, leader, Taraqshil Society, Punjab; Pirthi Singh Longowal; and 30 to 35 uidentified people.

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