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Man shot dead by neighbour over parking dispute in Faridabad; main accused arrested

The two families had a dispute over a dog defecating in the parking lot and the parking of vehicles, police said

The Hindu NationalNovember 7, 20261 min read

Man shot dead by neighbour over parking dispute in Faridabad; main accused arrested

The two families had a dispute over a dog defecating in the parking lot and the parking of vehicles, police said

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