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Man shot dead by unidentified persons in north Delhi's Alipur

By ANI | Updated: January 28, 2022 11:15 IST

A 38-year-old man was allegedly shot dead by unidentified persons in north Delhi's Alipur on Thursday night, said police.

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A 38-year-old man was allegedly shot dead by unidentified persons in north Delhi's Alipur on Thursday night, said police.

The deceased has been identified as Pramod, a resident of Hiranki village.

Police on Friday said the Alipur police station received the information at around 10:44 pm last night that some unknown persons had opened fire at a man and fled.

Police further said that it rushed to the spot and found out some motorcycle-borne assailants had fired at Pramod, who was then shifted to the Max Hospital in Haidarpur where he was declared brought dead.

The spot was inspected by a crime team where nine empty cartridges were found, police said.

A case has been registered under relevant sections and further investigation is underway.

( With inputs from ANI )

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