Mewat's DSP Surendra Singh Killed in Haryana; Who's Enabling Sand Mining Mafia? | Mirror Metro
July 19, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Mirror Metro, Mirror Now news anchor Archana Solanki will be discussing the news of DSP Surendra Singh killed on duty in Haryana while probing illegal mining.
Today Mewat's DSP Surendra Singh was killed while probing illegal mining. He had come for a surprise inspection based on a tip-off and he didn't come with backup force. DSP Surendra Singh was run over by the accused. Following this incident, an encounter takes place in Haryana's Tauru. No weapons are said to be used in this incident by the accused. used As per sources, a guy named Ikkar has been shot, he has got injured and cops has now taken him into custody. "What kind of protection does the illegal mining mafia have & who is enabling them?" News anchor Archana Solanki asks Ranbir Sharma, Former IG, Haryana.
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