60-yr-old NRI woman murdered

Express news service : Ludhiana, Thu Jan 03 2013, 03:34 hrs

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Police are yet to find some clues in the cold blooded murder of 60 year old NRI Balwant Kaur, who was murdered on Tuesday night at her house in Bachittar Nagar. According to her daughter-in-law Amandeep Kaur, who also sustained injuries, "...two men with sharp weapon entered the house and started attacking us." Amandeep locked herself inside the bathroom along with her sons but Balwant was killed as she was not able to defend herself.

Police Commissioner Ishwar Singh said that the team is trying to find clues in this case. It needs to be mentioned that the woman had come a day before from US along with her daughter-in-law to meet her relatives in Punjab. She was staying with her three daughters and a son in US after the death of her husband. The family was in a deep state of shock after the incident.

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