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Three electrocuted while repairing Shrine speaker at Watnard; Farhan Qayoom, Reporter Sachnews Jammu Kashmir SRINAGAR, NOVEMBER 03: Three persons were electrocuted while repairing a public address system in a shrine in Anantnag district, police said. While repairing a public address system of shrine of Shah Asrar at Watnard in Kokernag, three persons got electrocuted, he said. All the injured were shifted to district hospital Anantnag for treatment but one of the injured Farooq Ahmed Naikoo resident of Kishtwar succumbed to his injuries. Police have started investigation under section 174 CrPC in this regard.

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