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Punjab: PRTC Hands Over Rs 65.50 Lakh to Family of Deceased Conductor Satpal Singh

Patiala, September 2, 2026 (Yes Punjab News) The Pepsu Road Transport Corporation (PRTC) on Wednesday handed over a cheque of Rs 65.50 lakh to the family of Satpal Singh, a conductor at the PRTC Patiala Depot who died in a road accident in 2025. PRTC Chairman Harpal Juneja, Managing Director Manisha Rana and Aam Aadmi […]

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