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Behbal Kalan police firing victim's son sits on dharna

Faridkot, December 16 Five years after two Sikh men were killed in police firing at Behbal Kalan, son of Krishan Bhagwan Singh, one of the deceased, today started an indefinite dharna at the firing incident spot. He said he had...

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Updated At : 12:40 PM Dec 17, 2021 IST

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Faridkot, December 16

Five years after two Sikh men were killed in police firing at Behbal Kalan, son of Krishan Bhagwan Singh, one of the deceased, today started an indefinite dharna at the firing incident spot.

He said he had lost his faith in the government to get justice and had started a peaceful protest to expose the political parties of Punjab. — TNS

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