Tailor shot dead in Rohtak village

Tribune News Service Rohtak, December 23 A tailor was shot dead by unidentified assailants at Saiman village in Rohtak district on Thursday. Some personal enmity was stated to be the reason behind the incident. The police registered a case...

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Updated At : 12:51 PM Dec 24, 2021 IST

Tribune News Service

Rohtak, December 23

A tailor was shot dead by unidentified assailants at Saiman village in Rohtak district on Thursday.

Some personal enmity was stated to be the reason behind the incident.

The police registered a case and launched a hunt to nab the assailants.

The body of the deceased, identified as Ashok, was sent for post-mortem. Ashok, who ran a tailoring shop in Saiman village, was sitting in front of his shop this afternoon. Some youths reached the spot on a motorcycle and a car and fired several shots at him.

The assailants fled from the scene, while his neighbours called the police. A police team, along with forensic experts, reached the crime scene.

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