Samrala SHO dies in mishap

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Fatehgarh Sahib, Updated At : 06:07 AM Dec 08, 2024 IST

Davinderpal Singh

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SHO Samrala Davinderpal Singh lost his life in a road accident near Bhadal Thuha village on the Amloh-Nabha road. The incident occurred on Friday night around 1.30 am when Singh, driving his car, collided with a stationary truck parked on the roadside.

He was killed on the spot. Ludhiana Range IG Dhanpreet Kaur visited the accident site. After the post-mortem, Singh’s body was handed over to his family.

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