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Girl ends life

Abohar, July 25 A girl today reportedly ended her life by hanging from a ceiling fan at her house in Jammu Basti. The victim has been identified as Anjlina. She was reportedly upset as she could not secure expected marks...

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Updated At : 12:22 PM Jul 26, 2022 IST

Abohar, July 25

A girl today reportedly ended her life by hanging from a ceiling fan at her house in Jammu Basti.

The victim has been identified as Anjlina. She was reportedly upset as she could not secure expected marks in Class X board exams.

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