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Hue-and-cry notice against Lal Singh’s absconding brother

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Lal Singh’s brother booked for ‘derogatory’ remarks against CM
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Jammu: A hue-and-cry notice has been issued against senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader and former Minister Choudhary Lal Singh’s absconding brother who was booked for using abusive language against Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti.

“One Rajinder Singh, alias Babby, son of Saran Singh and resident of Ward number 2 Kathua is wanted in case FIR 87/2018. The accused has been evading arrest and anybody giving information about his whereabouts would be suitably rewarded,” said a public notice issued by the Kathua Superintendent of Police.

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