Siliguri, 19th June: Mukul Sengupta, the former Mayor-in-Council of Siliguri Municipal Corporation, has been admitted to a nursing home in Pradhan Nagar following fever and chest pain. His swab test is said to be taken soon.
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Mukul Sengupta, SMC former Mayor-in-Council, admitted to Siliguri nursing home following fever and chest pain
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