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Punjabi singer Diljan Singh dies in a road accident

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: March 30, 2021 13:01 IST

In a shocking incident, Punjabi singer Singh (31) died in a road accident at Jandiala Guru around 2 am ...

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In a shocking incident, Punjabi singer Singh (31) died in a road accident at Jandiala Guru around 2 am on Tuesday. According to police officials at Jandiala Guru police station the singer was heading toward Amritsar from Jalandhar in his Mahindra KUV 100 vehicle.

When he reached near Jandiala his vehicle collided with a truck parked on roadside. He was rushed to a nearby private hospital where doctors declared him brought dead. The singer is survived by his wife and children who are currently in Canada.

Diljaan was a runner up in Sur Kshetra, a tv reality show in 2012. He also participated in Awaj Punajb di.

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