Punjab Govt declares 7-day state mourning on demise of former PM Dr Manmohan Singh
The Punjab Government has declared seven day State mourning till January 1, 2025 on demise of former PM Dr Manmohan Singh.
The Punjab Government has declared seven day State mourning till January 1, 2025 on demise of former PM Dr Manmohan Singh.
While mourning the death of Dr Manmohan Singh, Rajasthan takes pride in being represented by the former prime minister in his sixth and the final term in the Rajya Sabha till April 3 this year.
The former Prime Minister's last journey will start from the Congress headquarters in the national capital to the cremation ground at 9.30 am tomorrow.
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini has expressed deep sorrow and grief over the passing of former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh and has prayed for the eternal peace of his soul.
Sharing his thoughts on his X account, the AAP chief wrote: “Met his family during this solemn moment and extended my condolences to them."
The victims were identified as Parimala Sundari (50) and Saranya (22), working as teachers in private schools. Three other inmates who suffered due to suffocation were admitted to the Government Rajaji Hospital in the city, police said.
In the first incident, the man was found dead under Masoodpur Flyover with his clothes having blood stains. There were visible stab and cut marks on his chest and abdomen areas, the police said.
According to police more than 16 including women and children were injured. The injured are undergoing treatment in the district hospital.
The 33-year-old Ugandan marathon runner, who finished 44th in the women’s marathon event at Paris, had suffered extensive burns after Sunday’s attack.
A 93-year-old man died after his grandson attacked him during a dispute over their tenant in North-West Delhi’s Adarsh Nagar, police said on Wednesday.
