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Kanwar Pal Singh Gill: The ''Supercop'' who led from the front

CHANDIGARH: Ramrod straight and with a moustache that defied gravity KPS Gill was feared in some quarters as much as he was admired in others

Updated At : 02:03 AM May 27, 2017 IST

KPS Gill at the Punjab police training centre, Bahadurgarh. Tribune file photo.

Chandigarh, May 26

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