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Lineman commits suicide; SDO, JE booked

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:37 AM Oct 12, 2020 IST

Muktsar: A lineman in the power department allegedly hanged himself from a ceiling fan at his residence at Malout village here. In a suicide note, victim Sukhdev Singh accused an SDO and a JE of the department of harassment and demanding Rs 1 lakh. The Malout (Sadar) police have booked SDO Yudhveer Singh and JE Anil Kumar for abetting suicide. — TNS

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Lineman commits suicide; SDO, JE booked

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