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Haryana BJP in-charge Biplab Kumar Deb escapes unhurt in road mishap in Panipat

Former Tripura chief minister and BJP’s in-charge for Haryana Biplab Kumar Deb escaped unhurt after his car met with an accident near Panipat on Monday. As per the police, the incident took place on the NH-44 when he was going to Chandigarh from Delhi.

Published on: Feb 20, 2023, 23:59:06 IST
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Former Tripura chief minister and BJP’s in-charge for Haryana Biplab Kumar Deb escaped unhurt after his car met with an accident near Panipat on Monday. As per the police, the incident took place on the NH-44 when he was going to Chandigarh from Delhi. Panipat superintendent of police Shashank Kumar Sawan said that Deb escaped unhurt while an inspector from the Tripura Police and a member of his security team sustained minor injuries. He said that an inquiry has been marked.

Former Tripura chief minister and BJP’s in-charge for Haryana Biplab Kumar Deb escaped unhurt after his car met with an accident near Panipat on Monday. (HT Photo)
Former Tripura chief minister and BJP’s in-charge for Haryana Biplab Kumar Deb escaped unhurt after his car met with an accident near Panipat on Monday. (HT Photo)

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