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Man accused of woman's murder outside Bathinda bus stand identified; was a case of 'personal enmity'

Bathinda, November 19 The Bathinda police on Saturday claimed that the man accused of murdering a woman outside the Bathinda bus stand on Friday had been identified. The police said teams had been dispatched to arrest him. Prima facie, it...

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Updated At : 04:15 PM Nov 19, 2022 IST

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Bathinda, November 19

The Bathinda police on Saturday claimed that the man accused of murdering a woman outside the Bathinda bus stand on Friday had been identified.

The police said teams had been dispatched to arrest him.

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Prima facie, it is a case of personal enmity between the accused and the victim.

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