Moga farmer dies at Tikri

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Updated At : 12:33 PM Jul 08, 2021 IST

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Moga, July 7

A 71-year-old farmer from Rode village in Baghapurana subdivision of Moga district, who had been camping at Singhu since November 26 last, died today.

An activist of the Kirti Kisan Union, Darshan Singh developed breathing issues and fell unconscious. He was taken to a Delhi hospital, where doctors declared him as brought dead. In another incident, a labourer from Kokri Kalan village, who had been camping at Tikri for the past four months, died during kidney treatment at his native place.

He was an activist of the BKU (Ekta). He had returned home a few days ago for the treatment of kidney infection. — TNS

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