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India: Teenager shot dead, police open probe
Officials say they have zeroed in on a suspect in the 19-year-old's death
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A 19-year-old boy was shot dead in the Khajuri Khas area of North East Delhi on Friday night.
According to police, he was shot in his chest around 10.40pm.
The deceased Sohail lived with his uncle in the capital's Shriram colony for the last six years. He was working in a garment factory.
Sohail's cousin, Mubarak Ansari, said, "Sohail is my aunt's son. He used to live here with us. I came to know from my friend about the incident. When I reached, I found him lying on the ground. I was told that some people shot him and fled. Police are investigating the case and have taken Sohail to the hospital. We want the police to identify the murderer soon."
"He had no enemies. He used to go to work and come home directly. He had been living with us for the last six years. We have never heard about his fight with anyone to date," he added.
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Soon after the incident, police reached the spot and found that a person was lying in a pool of blood. On physical inspection, a bullet injury mark was found on his chest.
He was shifted to JPC Hospital, where he was declared dead on arrival.
The crime scene was inspected by the forensic and crime team.
A case has been lodged u/s 302 IPC, and an investigation has been taken up. As per the preliminary probe, a suspect has been zeroed in, and he is being tracked, said Delhi Police.
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