Chicken seller dies by suicide

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Updated At : 12:18 PM May 26, 2021 IST

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Our Correspondent
Hamirpur May 25

A chicken seller reportedly died by suicide on the bank of the Maan Khud near Nadaun in the district today. The deceased has been identified as Amar Singh, a Nepalese, residing near the Maan bridge for the past many years. His wife had died a few years ago and his children were also not living with him. The body was found near his residence on the banks of the stream. The police had reportedly recovered a suicide note from the room he was staying in.

SP Karthikeyan Gokulchandran said that the police had registered a case and the body had been sent for postmortem.

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