Fazilka youth dies in Canada road mishap

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Fazilka, Updated At : 05:54 AM Oct 31, 2024 IST

Gurpreet Singh, the deceased

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A 28-year-old youth belonging to Moolian Wali village was reportedly killed in a road mishap in Canada.

The deceased was identified as Gurpreet Singh. He was residing in Surrey, British Columbia, along with his wife for the past over a year.

Sources said he was going towards his house when a bus allegedly hit him. The injuries proved fatal for him.

Gurpreet’s uncle Gurmeet Singh has sought the Indian government’s intervention in bring the body back to his native village for last rites.

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