Two Murders in Haryana Highlight Growing Violence
Two men murdered in separate incidents in Haryana
Hindustan Times
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Two separate murders occurred in Haryana, India, involving a farmer and an accountant. Satnam Singh, a 50-year-old farmer, was shot in Bal Chhapar village, while Ram Nath, also 50, was killed during a dispute in Ambala city. Police are investigating both cases, considering motives such as old enmity and personal disputes.
- 01Satnam Singh was ambushed and shot while on a morning walk in Bal Chhapar village, Yamunanagar district.
- 02Ram Nath was killed in Ambala city during a dispute that escalated into violence.
- 03Police are investigating both murders and considering motives including old enmity and personal conflicts.
- 04Villagers attempted to intervene in Singh's shooting but the assailants escaped.
- 05Nath's family is demanding strict action against the attackers.
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In Haryana, India, two men were murdered in separate incidents, raising concerns about local safety. The first victim, Satnam Singh, a 50-year-old farmer, was shot while walking in Bal Chhapar village, Yamunanagar district. Unidentified assailants ambushed him, and despite villagers rushing to help, he succumbed to his injuries in the hospital. Police are investigating potential motives, including old enmity. In a second incident, Ram Nath, also 50, was killed in Ambala city during a confrontation over a dispute in a lane. Nath had asked a couple to move, leading to an altercation where he was attacked with bricks. He sustained severe head injuries and died at the scene. Police have registered a murder case based on CCTV footage and are actively pursuing the attackers. Nath's family is calling for justice and strict action against those responsible.
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The murders have raised concerns among local residents about safety and violence in the community.
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