SKM activist hurt in Tikri accident

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Updated At : 12:02 PM Nov 12, 2021 IST

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Bathinda, November 11

A senior SKM member and Kul Hind Kisan Sabha state chief Balkaran Brar was injured in a road accident after the car in which he was travelling was hit by a truck. Brar after receiving initial medical treatment is stated to be out of danger.

Brar was travelling from Singhu to Tikri, when his car was hit by a truck on Delhi-Rohtak road. After the accident, the driver of the truck fled with his vehicle.

Lakhbir Singh, union leader, said: “It was a narrow escape for the farm leader. He has has been recommended bed rest for a few days.” TNS

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