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Retd cop dies by suicide in Hisar village

Hisar, March 17 A retired sub-inspector, Raghubir Singh, a resident of Bichpari village of the district, died by suicide by allegedly jumping in front of a train near Sarsod village on the Hisar-Bhiwani rail tracks today. The victim was...

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Updated At : 02:49 PM Mar 18, 2023 IST

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Hisar, March 17

A retired sub-inspector, Raghubir Singh, a resident of Bichpari village of the district, died by suicide by allegedly jumping in front of a train near Sarsod village on the Hisar-Bhiwani rail tracks today.

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The victim was reportedly upset due to a department inquiry against him. Cops also found a suicide note from him in which he had levelled allegations of harassment against certain officials of the Haryana Police.

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