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Moga cops solve blind murder case

The Moga police claimed to have solved a blind blind murder case wherein a half-burnt body of a 22-year-old youth was recovered two days ago. SSP Ankur Gupta said body of Gurmukh Singh was found near Singhawala village on Monday....

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Faridkot, Updated At : 06:01 AM Sep 19, 2024 IST

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The Moga police claimed to have solved a blind blind murder case wherein a half-burnt body of a 22-year-old youth was recovered two days ago.

SSP Ankur Gupta said body of Gurmukh Singh was found near Singhawala village on Monday. Those arrested have been identified as Gurbaba Singh, Gurlal Singh and Onkar Singh. Sources said Gurmukh had an objectionable video of one of the accused.

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