RPF jawan dies from accidental gunshot

Thursday, February 7, 2008, 12:36 [IST]

Jabalpur, Feb 7 (UNI) A Railway Protection Force head constable died when he received a gunshot from the revolver of a constable at Jabalpur railway station, railway police sources said.

RPF constable Nandkishore Patel, who was on patrolling duty of train yesterday, was loading his service revolver at armoury in the platform when it accidentally fired.

Head constable Manohar Kol, who was standing nearby, received the gunshot in his back. He was rushed to railway hospital where he died some time later.

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