Sergeant dies under mysterious circumstances

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Abohar, Updated At : 07:24 AM Sep 04, 2024 IST

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An Air Force Sergeant died last night due to a bullet wound. The body of the deceased, identified as Sergeant Sanjeet Kumar Singh, has been kept in the mortuary of the Abohar Civil Hospital. Officials said medical proceedings would be carried out after his relatives arrive from Bihar.

The police said at around 2 am, they received a call from the Air Force station that Sergeant Sanjeet Kumar Singh died under suspicious circumstances due to a bullet fired from his own service rifle while on duty.

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