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Times News Network Ludhiana: Two days after the brutal murder of 19-year-old Kamaljeet Singh of Mohalla Adarsh Nagar, who was fatally assaulted by a group of youngsters after a tiff over purchase of a beer bottle, kin of the deceased staged a protest on Tuesday. They gathered outside the liquor vend near Ludhiana Railway station, where the youth was murdered, and demanded arrest of the remaining accused. They also forced the liquor vend to close for the day.
The family said that the liquor vend remains open all night, which leads to drunken brawls. Inspector Gaganpreet Singh, SHO, division number 1 police station reached the spot and pacified the protesters. He said that the three main accused, Happy, Shiva and Ankit, were arrested hours after the murder.
He assured the family that the police would arrest the remaining accused, Sandeep and Sunil soon. After the assurance, the family ended the protest. We also published the following articles recently New saffron vending zone to open near Mankameshwar Temple A new vending zone with 17 saffron-colored shops, adorned with saffron flags, is being established near Prayagraj's Mankameshwar Temple.
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