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Briefly: Man booked for killing father

A man, identified as Sheesh Pal, was allegedly killed by his son in Tajakpur village. Ram Chander of Karnal district told the police that he had gone to his friend Sheesh Pal’s house on October 6. “On October 8, I...

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Yamunanagar, Updated At : 10:10 AM Oct 10, 2024 IST

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A man, identified as Sheesh Pal, was allegedly killed by his son in Tajakpur village. Ram Chander of Karnal district told the police that he had gone to his friend Sheesh Pal’s house on October 6. “On October 8, I told Sheesh Pal that I wanted to leave for home. He went to get the key of his motorcycle, but he didn’t return,” stated Ram Chander. He said that after sometime, he saw Sheesh Pal’s son Parvinder Singh attacking him with a sharp-edged weapon. Parvinder has been booked.

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