Bullet-riddled body of shopkeeper found

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Updated At : 12:32 PM May 26, 2020 IST

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Sonepat, May 25

The bullet-riddled body of a man running a grocery shop in Harinagar at Gannaur town in the district was found near the Rajpur water channel on Gannaur-Agwanpur road late Sunday evening.

Gannaur SHO Inspector Badan Singh and the FSL team reached the crime spot and found the body of Vijay, three empty cartridges and his motorcycle from the spot. The 28-year-old was sitting in his shop on Sunday evening when he received a phone call and left on his motorcycle, but did not return, his father Raj Pal said in his police complaint. A case of murder has been registered against unidentified persons and Vijay’s body was handed over to his family after postmortem examination. — OC

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