ITBP jawan dies under suspicious circumstances in Greater Noida

Police say the victim had gone to the washroom, where he was later found dead

PTI

Greater Noida, Updated At : 03:34 PM Jan 09, 2025 IST

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A jawan from the 39th battalion of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force (ITBP) died under suspicious circumstances in a toilet of a complex set up by the battalion in Greater Noida, police said on Thursday.

The deceased has been identified as Sajjan Singh (59), who was posted as an Assistant Sub-Inspector in the 39th battalion of ITBP, located in the Surajpur police station area.

The police station in-charge, Inspector Vinod Kumar, said Singh, who had gone to the washroom this morning, was later found dead there under suspicious circumstances.

He added that upon receiving the information, the police reached the spot, took possession of the body and sent it for the post-mortem examination.

While Singh's family had been informed, the exact cause of death would be determined only after the post-mortem report was received, Kumar said.

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