Social media influence Canchan’s brutal murder-cold content
Punjab -based social media affected Kanchan Kumari has been brutally murdered. Kanchan Kumari (30), known as Kamal Kaur Bobby on social media, is making posts and videos with bold content on social media. A tremendous Kanchan Kumari on Instagram, who has a tremendous, has also faced controversy with his positions.
Near Medical University
However, Kanchan Kumari was found dead in a car parked near Command Medical University on Wednesday night (June 11) in Batinda, Punjab. The police is investigating the matter The murder was reported as a gang of Amrit Pal Singh. Amrit Pal Singh has released the video.
Amrit Pal Singh has said that Kanchan Kumari is posting pornographic material (bold) on social media in the video, which is a punishment act. The video is going viral on social media. Meanwhile, the police arrested two Nihang on Friday (June 13).
In the accused Parri
Punjab Police said that Jaspreet Singh and Nimrat Jeet Singh have been arrested in the Kanchan Kumari murder case. However, Senior Superintendent of Police Amnit Kondal said that the main accused Sikh radical leader Amrit Pal Singh was in Mehran Parri and took steps for him.
The SSP said that Kanchan Kumari was a sore throat and the result of informal moral policing was the cause of the tragedy. The arrest of the arrest said in an initial investigation that Kanchan was killed to upload immoral content that would hurt community sentiments.
Payment promotion
The SSP said that Amrit Pal Singh Mehran had approached Kanchan with a trade meeting last week and invited him to participate in the payment promotion program.
Police said Kanchan, who left his house in Ludhiana at 3.30 pm on 9 June, was killed by Jaspreet and Nimrat Jeth, who was killed by a waist band in the car a few hours later.
With the arrival of smell
Local people said that the car parked on the university site on the Batinda-Chandigar highway was smelling. About 30 to 35 -year -old women were found dead by police. The police started an investigation that it was social media influenza Kanchan Kumari.
