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Man Found Murdered Near Temple In Panchkula

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May 06, 2025

A 40-year-old man was found brutally murdered near the Gorakhnath Temple in Panchkula on Sunday.

- HT Correspondent

PANCHKULA:

The victim, identified as Sunil Kumar, who was a labourer and resided in Verma Colony, Pinjore, was found with head and neck injuries in a pool of blood.

Police suspect he was killed following a violent struggle as he was found clutching some hair when his body was discovered. His slippers, apart from a knife and a large blood-stained stone, were also found lying nearby.

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