New Delhi: Lakhbir Singh, whose body was found on the site where farmers protested Singhu’s border on Friday, was the father of three troubled daughters.
That was 36 years old, because he was also called, working as a farm laborer but was believed to be a drug addict.
His wife, Jaspreet Kaur, have lived in his wedding house for five years now with their three daughters, Tanya, 12, Sonia, 10, and Kuldeep, 8.
Life lived with his aunt, Mohinder Kaur, with his widow’s sister, Raj Kaur.
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BALKAR SINGH, one of the relatives of the victim, said Titu came from Kalas Village in Tarn Taran and his father Darshan Singh had died about six years ago.
“He uses drugs and will steal to regulate the next dose.
That’s because of his addiction that people refrain from hiring him to work at home, agriculture or other places,” Balkar said.
Want to know how someone who is always drunk has managed to reach Singhu, Balkar said, “He can’t go there myself.
Someone must lure him with drugs or money.” While Jaspreet Kaur refused to talk to the media, Balkar said: “The government now thinks his family And exposing the people behind his murder.
” The late sister, Raj Kaur, claimed that it was used to interact with an unknown Sikh nihang.
He said he didn’t know that he went to Singhu.
“On October 13, he told us that he would go to the wheat market and because we did not have the news about him until today morning,” he said.
Balwinder Singh, Sarai Police Police Station Sarai Mandaria Khan, said Lakhbir did not have a criminal record and the police could not confirm both the 36-year-old man was actually a drug addict.
“We don’t register about him.
But people say that he used to consume bhang and other liquor,” Sho said.
Singhu border murder: Father of victims of three girls
