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Couple among 3 killed in mishap

Three persons were killed in a road accident in the Nagrota Bagwan area in Kangra when an HRTC bus hit a motorbike on Thursday night. The deceased included a couple who were returning home from a wedding along with a...

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Dharamsala, Updated At : 06:43 AM Oct 05, 2024 IST

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Three persons were killed in a road accident in the Nagrota Bagwan area in Kangra when an HRTC bus hit a motorbike on Thursday night. The deceased included a couple who were returning home from a wedding along with a youth. Sources said after the motorbike was hit by the bus, one person died on the spot and the other two were seriously injured. The injured died on way to the Tanda hospital. The deceased were identified as Gulshan (34), son of Khushi Ram; Suman Devi (32), wife of Gulshan Kumar; and Rakesh (40), son of Dharam Singh. Kangra Deputy Superintendent of Police Ankit Sharma said the police had registered a case and started an investigation.

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