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Two more held in 5-day-old murder case

Five days after a youth was stabbed to death over minor altercation, the city police have arrested two more suspects in the case. Those arrested were identified as Ashish Kumar of Mahan Singh Gate and Sunny Kumar of Fateh Singh...

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Amritsar, Updated At : 05:23 AM Nov 28, 2024 IST

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Five days after a youth was stabbed to death over minor altercation, the city police have arrested two more suspects in the case. Those arrested were identified as Ashish Kumar of Mahan Singh Gate and Sunny Kumar of Fateh Singh Colony here. Earlier, the police had arrested Darpan Singh of Mahan Singh gate in the case.

Gaurav Kumar (28) of Prem Nagar, Kot Khalsa, was stabbed to death following a dispute on November 22. Rani, mother of the victim, told the police that Gaurav was standing outside a grocery store in Prem Nagar locality when around six persons indulged in verbal arguments with him. She said that both the parties were pacified.

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