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Parvinder Singh Jhota murder case: CBI takes overprobe, post-mortem to be done at PGI Chandigarh

The anti-drug activist’s family is expected to be examined by the CBI team, led by senior DIG, in Mansa

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Parvinder Singh Jhota murder case: CBI takes over probe, post-mortem to be done at PGI Chandigarh

The anti-drug activist’s family is expected to be examined by the CBI team, led by senior DIG, in Mansa

Want the bigger picture? Read our explainer: CBI takes over Parvinder Singh Jhota murder probe.

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