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Man kills father by electrocution in Jammu

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Jammu, Sep 16: A man allegedly killed his 60-year-old father by electrocution following a quarrel in Jammu earlier this month and dumped his body in a vehicle abandoned in a forest, according to the police.

The police said Sunday that the accused, Sanjay Kumar, was on the run and efforts were on to nab him.

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Man killed, another injured in Pattan road accident

Cold conditions prevail in Kashmir; Sonamarg coldest place with low of minus 11.2 degrees Celsius

Woman arrested for husband’s murder in Kathua

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The body of Angrez Singh, a resident of Barn Gharota village, was recovered from the rear seat of the vehicle, abandoned in Kheari forest, on September 01.

The police said its investigation revealed that Singh was killed by his son over a family dispute.

A case of murder has been registered against Sanjay Kumar at Gharota police station.

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