Out on morning walk, man shot dead by unknown assailants in Jind

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Updated At : 05:08 PM Jun 14, 2021 IST

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Tribune News Service
Hisar, June 14

A 48-year-old man—the owner of a private school—was shot dead by unknown assailants in Alipura village of Uchana subdivision in Jind district on Monday.

The victim, identified as Suresh Kumar, had gone out for a morning walk when two assailants arrived on a motorcycle and confronted him.

The accused opened fire from a close range and also threatened other persons who were witness to the attack to stay away and flee from the area. Kumar died on the spot.

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