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Akal Takht granthi’s son dies in road mishap

Amritsar, June 8 Akal Takht granthi Malkiat Singh’s son Harcharanpreet Singh, his father-in-law and another person died in a road accident in Jharkhand. Office-bearers of Chief Khalsa Diwan, SGPC and other religious organisations expressed their grief. ...

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Updated At : 12:50 PM Jun 09, 2024 IST

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Amritsar, June 8

Akal Takht granthi Malkiat Singh’s son Harcharanpreet Singh, his father-in-law and another person died in a road accident in Jharkhand.

Office-bearers of Chief Khalsa Diwan, SGPC and other religious organisations expressed their grief.

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