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Red Fort violence accused Deep Sidhu dies in road accident

By IANS | Updated: February 15, 2022 22:25 IST

New Delhi, Feb 15 Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu, who was arrested in connection with the violence at Red ...

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New Delhi, Feb 15 Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu, who was arrested in connection with the violence at Red Fort during farmers' tractor rally on Republic Day 2021, died in a road crash near the spot near the Delhi border where the farmers held a year-long protest against the three controversial farm laws.

He was travelling in a private vehicle along with his friend from the US, when the accident occurred.

His body sent for a post-mortem examination to Haryana's Sonipat.

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