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MHA Seeks Detailed Report from Punjab on Gurdaspur Incident Which Left One Dead
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Friday sought a detailed report from the Punjab government on the Gurdaspur incident in which one man was killed, and two others were critically injured. India News | MHA Seeks Detailed Report from Punjab on Gurdaspur Incident Which Left One Dead.
Three people were attacked with sharp weapons late last night in the village of Madi Pannawan in Gurdaspur, Punjab. They had allegedly gone to investigate the theft of their mobile phones and to protest the alleged sale of drugs in the village. Bikramjit Singh died in the attack, while two others were seriously injured. Police have registered a case against 15 people and launched an investigation.
Read In Gurdaspur, a young man was killed and two others were left critically injured after being attacked with sharp-edged weapons; the victims had confronted the assailants over the sale of drugs. - Gallinews India
In Gurdaspur, a young man was killed and two others were left critically injured after being attacked with sharp-edged weapons; the victims had confronted the assailants over the sale of drugs. With assembly elections approaching in Punjab next year, concerns regarding law and order have intensified. In the village of Madi Phawan in Gurdaspur, a […]
Punjab Drug Violence: Three men were attacked with sharp weapons in Punjab's Gurdaspur district for opposing drug sales. 40-year-old Bikramjit Singh died in the incident, while two of his companions were seriously injured.
Gurdaspur (Uttam Hindu News) – Questions have once again been raised about the safety of those protesting against the drug trade in Punjab. In Sri Hargobindpur Sahib, Gurdaspur district… The post "After Parvinder Singh Jhotha, a man raising his voice against drug abuse in Punjab was murdered in public, causing panic in the area" appeared first on uttamhindu.com.
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