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'No dog bite marks' on Parag Desai's body
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'No dog bite marks' on Parag Desai's body

Here's what hospital that treated Parag Desai said on dog attack claim.

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Wagh Bakri owner passes away days after stray dog attack Business
Wagh Bakri owner passes away days after stray dog attack

Acclaimed businessman Parag Desai, the Executive Director of Gujarat-based Gujarat Tea Processors and Packers Limited, known for its Wagh Bakri brand of tea has passed away at 49 years of age due to a brain hemorrhage, following a fall during a stray dog attack.

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