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The postmortem of the unidentified man killed over alleged sacrilege at the village Gurudwara in Punjabs Kapurthala has revealed an attack with a sharp weapon, the executive Senior Medical Officer (SMO) Dr Narinder Singh informed on Thursday.

Around 100 unidentified people have also been included in the case, the police said.

The postmortem of the unidentified man has revealed an attack with a sharp weapon.

The last rites of the man were performed by the Municipal Corporation after the postmortem

This was confirmed by Senior Medical Officer Narinder Singh, who told reporters that a five-member board of doctors from the local civil hospital conducted the autopsy. Meanwhile, the man was cremated as no one came forward to claim the body. Police are yet to register a murder case.

Aparna Banerji Tribune News Service Jalandhar, December 23 At least 25 to 30 injuries, including deep wounds and sharp cuts made by sharp-edged weapons, have been found on the body of the Kapurthal

A man who was beaten to death for an alleged sacrilege attempt in a gurdwara in Punjab's Kapurthala on Sunday had over 30 injury marks on his body, likely inflicted by swords, according to the autopsy report.

Parvesh Sharma Tribune News Service Sangrur, December 21 To participate in the five-day protest in front of DC offices, farmers under the banner of the BKU Ugrahan have come prepared for a long bat

The death toll in fatal attack by militants on a police bus on Srinagar-Jammu highway near Zeewan in city outskirts rose to three as one among the 12 injured police personnel succumbed to wounds at a hospital here on Tuesday.

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