NEW DELHI: Police Haryana on Friday said that people who were found dead at the location of farmers’ protest in Kundli near the Singhu border were not related to any political party.
He has been identified as Lakhbir Singh, a resident of Cheema Khurd Village in the Tarn Taran District in Punjab.
Age, around 35-36 years old, who used to work as a laborer, did not have criminal records or affiliations with any political party, Ani quoted the police.
Read Toharyana: Human Body With Wrist Hands That Beed Found near the Farmers ‘Protest Site in Kundlllineew Delhi: The body of a man with one of his wrists was cut near the location of the farmers’ protest in Kundli in Sonipat Haryana District on Friday morning.
According to Samyukt Kisan Morch (SKM), “someone who comes from Punjab is mutilated and killed this morning at the Singhu border.” Previously, on Friday morning, the Deputy Supervisor of Hansraj police said, “Around 5 this morning, the Kundli police station received information about the body of a man who was hanged near the stage where farmers had protested at the Singhu border.” Singhu murder case direct murder “A police inspector reached the site with the team and found that the man’s body only had underwear and his hands and legs cut into pieces.
He was found depending on the police barricade,” he added.
Singh was adopted by his uncle Harnam Singh when he was only six years old.
He survived his sister, wife and three daughters.
(With input from Ani)
Singhu border murder case: MAN was found dead in Kundli did not have political affiliation, said Haryana Police
