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Prabhakar Senior Secondary School, Amritsar

On September 22, 1965, 52 innocent residents were killed due to unprovoked bombardment by Pakistan in Chheharta township. Principal Rajesh Prabhakar, Col Shiv Patyal, Kulbhushan Ratan, Coordinator, Raj Vidya Kendra, Jarnail Singh and Krishna Ballu, son of social worker Satish...

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Updated At : 10:57 AM Sep 26, 2024 IST

On September 22, 1965, 52 innocent residents were killed due to unprovoked bombardment by Pakistan in Chheharta township. Principal Rajesh Prabhakar, Col Shiv Patyal, Kulbhushan Ratan, Coordinator, Raj Vidya Kendra, Jarnail Singh and Krishna Ballu, son of social worker Satish Ballu, paid homage to the dead at their memorial.

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