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Live-in partner arrested in suicide case

The police have booked Harjinder Singh, Balwinder Kaur’s live-in partner and another woman, Kamlesh Kaur, for abetment to suicide. Kartar Chand, Balwinder’s father said his daughter had been in a relationship with Harjinder for 18 years. He said tensions arose...

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Garhshankar, Updated At : 10:39 AM Nov 06, 2024 IST

The police have booked Harjinder Singh, Balwinder Kaur’s live-in partner and another woman, Kamlesh Kaur, for abetment to suicide. Kartar Chand, Balwinder’s father said his daughter had been in a relationship with Harjinder for 18 years. He said tensions arose when Balwinder discovered Harjinder’s affair with Kamlesh, leading to harassment from both. After a confrontation, Balwinder consumed poison and died in the hospital. Harjinder has been arrested and Kamlesh is at large.

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