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Gunmen On Bike Open Fire On Bus In Punjab, Conductor Injured
Terror struck passengers in Punjab when three men on a motorcycle opened fire on the state-run bus they were travelling on. The bullets did not hit any passenger, but the bus conductor was injured, and the driver had a narrow escape.
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3 Men In A Car Fire At Locals After Clash In Jammu And Kashmir, 3 Injured
Three men, including a Punjab resident, were injured in a firing incident following a clash between two groups near a bus stand in Samba district's Ramgarh sector along the India-Pakistan border early Monday, officials said.
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Gurdaspur Bus Driver, Fired at, Delivered Passengers to Safety
The alertness and bravery of a bus driver was crucial in saving several lives during today's terror attack in Gurdaspur in Punjab which left seven people dead.
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Bus carrying women kabaddi players meets with an accident
Two people were killed when a bus carrying the women's Kabaddi team representing India in the ongoing World Cup caught fire on Thursday after colliding with an army truck near this Punjab town, police said.
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Gunmen On Bike Open Fire On Bus In Punjab, Conductor Injured
Terror struck passengers in Punjab when three men on a motorcycle opened fire on the state-run bus they were travelling on. The bullets did not hit any passenger, but the bus conductor was injured, and the driver had a narrow escape.
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3 Men In A Car Fire At Locals After Clash In Jammu And Kashmir, 3 Injured
Three men, including a Punjab resident, were injured in a firing incident following a clash between two groups near a bus stand in Samba district's Ramgarh sector along the India-Pakistan border early Monday, officials said.
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Gurdaspur Bus Driver, Fired at, Delivered Passengers to Safety
The alertness and bravery of a bus driver was crucial in saving several lives during today's terror attack in Gurdaspur in Punjab which left seven people dead.
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Bus carrying women kabaddi players meets with an accident
Two people were killed when a bus carrying the women's Kabaddi team representing India in the ongoing World Cup caught fire on Thursday after colliding with an army truck near this Punjab town, police said.
