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Pvt bus crushes boy to death in Jalandhar, kin block highway

JALANDHAR: After a private bus crushed a 14yearold boy to death at Lamba Pind Chowk angry residents blocked the JalandharAmritsar national highway for four hours on Friday

Updated At : 10:14 PM Mar 04, 2016 IST

People holding a protest after a private bus crushed a boy to death in Jalandhar on Friday. — A Tribune photo

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