Respected Mr. Deendayal Sangeliya has passed away on 22.12.2022

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 It is informed with great sadness that  respected  Mr. Deendayal Sangeliya has passed away on 22.12.2022. Whose 'Tiye' meeting has been held on 24.12.2022 from 3 to 4 pm at his residence village Badagaon, Jahota. Mourning family:- Kailashchand, Durgalal, Bhagwan Sahay, Rampal (brother), Vishnu Kumar Sangeliya, Dinesh Kumar Sangeliya, Ratanlal Sangeliya, Shivcharan Sangeliya, Tarachand, Subhash (son), Dheeraj Kumar Sangeliya, Manish Kumar Sangeliya, Gaurav Sangeliya , Prince Sangeliya, Chintu and the entire Sangelia family. 


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