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Two persons shot dead in Delhi's Subhash Park area, probe on

By ANI | Updated: July 11, 2023 07:05 IST

New Delhi [India], July 11 : Two persons were shot dead in Subhash Park area of north-east Delhi on ...

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New Delhi [India], July 11 : Two persons were shot dead in Subhash Park area of north-east Delhi on the intervening night of Monday and Tuesday, police said.

Both were shot dead within a distance of 300 metres and were known to each other, the police informed further.

Further, according to the police, they received word of the incident at 2:30 am on Tuesday, following which a police team reached the spot and launched an investigation.

Police said they were scanning the CCTV footage from nearby areas.

Further details are awaited.

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