Soldier shoots himself after talking to wife on phone; Soldier’s suicide creates stir in Purnia:

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News India Live, Digital Desk: A soldier of Bihar Special Armed Police (BSAP-15) posted in Purnia district of Bihar committed suicide by shooting himself with his own service rifle. The soldier was on duty at the time of the incident. Preliminary investigation has revealed that the constable took this suicidal step after a long conversation and argument with his wife over phone.

What is the whole incident? (The Tragic Incident)

Identification of deceased soldier Jitendra Kumar He was a resident of Munger district and was posted under Dhamdaha police station area of ​​Purnia.

There was an argument on the phone: It is being told that while on duty on Thursday, Jitendra had talked to his wife on mobile for a long time. According to eyewitnesses and colleagues, he looked tense during the conversation.

Suddenly shot: Shortly after hanging up the phone, suddenly a gunshot was heard. When nearby colleagues reached the spot, they found Jitendra soaked in blood. He INSAS Had shot himself with a rifle.

Death in hospital: The injured soldier was immediately taken to the nearest hospital, where doctors declared him dead.

Police and FSL team engaged in investigation

As soon as information about the incident was received, Purnia Superintendent of Police (SP) and senior officers reached the spot.

Evidence Collection: Police have seized the jawan’s mobile phone and service rifle from the spot. The call records of the mobile are being scrutinized so that the real reason for the suicide can be known.

Bad condition of family members: As soon as the news of the jawan’s death was received, there was chaos in his family in Munger. Police have sent the body for post-mortem and have started the process of recording the statements of the family members.

Increasing mental stress among policemen

Experts believe that staying away from family for a long time, excessive work pressure and domestic disputes are having a deep impact on the mental health of policemen.