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Chhattisgarh: News anchor completes bulletin even after finding about husband's death

| | Apr 09, 2017, at 06:09 pm
Chhattisgarh, Apr 9 (IBNS): Supreet Kaur, a news anchor based in Chhattisgarh, has been in news after she completed her bulletin even as she learnt about the death of her husband while being on air.

As she was reading out the 10 am news bulletin on Saturday for IBC 24 she came to know about an accident involving a Renault Duster at Pithara in Mahasamund district.

She could understand that her husband might be among the dead as he takes the same route often but did not lose her composure.

She broke into tears as soon as the camera went off.

Kaur, 28, married her husband Harshad Kawade last year.

She is blessed with a daughter.

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