Farmers dies at Singhu border, toll rises to 4

Third consecutive day to witness a death during the ongoing farmers' protest

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Updated At : 07:03 PM Dec 16, 2020 IST

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Sonepat, December 16

One more farmer died at the Singhu border near New Delhi on Wednesday, making it the third consecutive day to witness a death during the ongoing farmers’ protest, taking the toll to four.

The deceased has been identified as 62-year-old Pal Singh of Saholi village in the Patiala district of Punjab.

He was taken to general hospital where doctors declared him dead.

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