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Fazilka man shot dead in Philippines

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Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:08 PM Oct 08, 2020 IST
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Fazilka, October 7

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A resident of Chack Janisar village of Jalalabad subdivision here was reportedly shot dead by two motorcycle-borne miscreants in Philippines’ capital Manila onWednesday.

Identified as Parminderjit Singh Mann (48), he was running a finance company there.

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Deceased’s cousin Gurhej Singh Brar told The Tribune that the CCTV footage revealed Parminderjit was returning from a gurdwara when the accused shot him dead from point-blank range.

“The reason behindthe murder is yet to be known,” Brar added.

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The deceased is survived by his wife and two sons. — OC

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