Man dies under mysterious circumstances in lock-up in Haryana's Assandh

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Updated At : 05:39 PM Sep 12, 2022 IST

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Karnal, September 12

A 30-year-old man died under mysterious circumstances in a lock-up at Assandh police station on Monday.

Police have termed it to be a case of “suicide by hanging” but the victim’s family claimed it to be a murder.

Ramesh Kashyap was accused in an attempt-to-murder case and was arrested on Sunday evening.

His family, relatives and others held a protest at the Assandh police station demanding the police to register a case of murder.

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