Murder Case Registered After Bodies of Elderly People Found in Mansa District | Victim Names: Kehar Singh and Ranjit Kaur

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Bathinda/Jalandhar/Patiala: Police have registered a murder case against unidentified accused after the bodies of two elderly people were discovered in their house in Ahmedpur village, Mansa district. The victims, Kehar Singh, 62, and his sister-in-law Ranjit Kaur, 60, had suffered head injuries caused by sharp-edged weapons. The case was filed based on a complaint filed by Balbir Singh, the son of the deceased Kehar Singh. Budhlada DSP Manjeet Singh stated that investigations were ongoing to solve the blind murder case.

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