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Ambala: Missing man's body found

Ambala, January 16 The body of a man, who went missing on Saturday, was found in a field at Naraingarh today. The deceased has been identified as Happy (38) of Khanpur Labana village. Happy’s wife Simarjeet Kaur had stated that...

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Updated At : 11:43 AM Jan 17, 2022 IST

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Ambala, January 16

The body of a man, who went missing on Saturday, was found in a field at Naraingarh today. The deceased has been identified as Happy (38) of Khanpur Labana village.

Happy’s wife Simarjeet Kaur had stated that he had gone missing and his mobile phone was switched off. His body with injury marks was spotted in an agricultural field. —

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