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CISF jawan ends his life at Surat airport

A CISF jawan allegedly shot himself dead with his service weapon at the Surat airport on Saturday, the police said. Kisan Singh (32) died by suicide in a washroom of the airport, they said. Singh, who hailed from Jaipur and...

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Surat, Updated At : 07:00 AM Jan 05, 2025 IST

A CISF jawan allegedly shot himself dead with his service weapon at the Surat airport on Saturday, the police said. Kisan Singh (32) died by suicide in a washroom of the airport, they said. Singh, who hailed from Jaipur and was deployed at the Surat airport, shot himself in the stomach.

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