Bihar Cop Accused Of Killing Man With Service Revolver Found Dead In Madhubani

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Bihar cop is accused of using a service revolver to kill a man who was found dead in Madhubani. Police waiting for post-mortem and forensic reports to determine cause of death.

Bihar Cop Accused Of Killing Man With Service Revolver Found Dead In Madhubani
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Bihar Cop Accused Of Killing Man With Service Revolver Found Dead In Madhubani

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An absconding Bihar police assistant sub-inspector (ASI), accused of shooting a man dead with his service revolver earlier this month, was found dead in a field in Madhubani district on Thursday.

Chandra Mohan Singh was on the run since the shooting incident in November. In the meantime, the deceased's identity was later determined. His body was found in a field, below the Babubarhi police station limits, after the residents noticed a foul smell in the field, police said.

His death has yet to be investigated and will be determined following the post mortem examination and forensic analysis, officials said.

ASI opened fire after being caught at woman's house

Singh was allegedly caught in the home of a woman he was said to be in a relationship with in a Madhuvan village and started firing following this incident, police said.

One person was killed and three others injured in the shooting. After the incident, Singh ran away and a search operation was launched by police against him.

Every team consisted of 12 people, who were tasked with tracking down absconding cop.

A shootout had formed 12 special teams to arrest Singh, Madhubani Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Yogendra Kumar said.

The teams made raids in the regions near the border of Nepal and in the probable hiding spots outside Bihar but Singh still could not be traced.

Police got details of an unidentified body Thursday in a field at Babubarhi. The officials determined that it was Singh's body due to his clothes and Aadhaar card and some other documents that were lying around him during the inspection.

Singh's service pistol was recovered by forensic officials, along with other evidence at the site.

An executive magistrate presided over an inquest, Kumar said. The post mortem will be conducted by a three member medical board, which will also be videoed.

Police are probing the incident of Singh's death from all angles. The post-mortem report and forensic examination of the recovered weapon would be an important part of any investigation into what took place, officials said.

An investigation into the previous shooting and events that led to the death of the ASI is ongoing..

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