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Youth dies in ‘custody’

The family of Bhinder Singh today accused the CIA Staff of allegedly beating him to death in custody. Bhinder’s sister-in-law Sandeep Kaur said on Thursday, the CIA Staff took him into custody. She claimed that cops told them that Bhinder...

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Bathinda, Updated At : 07:23 AM Oct 19, 2024 IST

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The family of Bhinder Singh today accused the CIA Staff of allegedly beating him to death in custody.

Bhinder’s sister-in-law Sandeep Kaur said on Thursday, the CIA Staff took him into custody. She claimed that cops told them that Bhinder had jumped into a lake near the thermal plant. Bathinda SSP Amneet Kondal said, “I have marked the probe to SP (D). We will get the matter thoroughly investigated.”

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