Retired Army Officer, Wife Found Dead At Home With Bullet Injuries: Cops
NDTV
Pune: Colonel (retd) Narayan Bora (75) might have killed his 63-year-old wife Champa Bora before shooting himself with a rifle, said deputy commissioner of police Namrata Patil.
A retired army officer and his wife were found dead with bullet injuries inside their flat in Mudhawa area on Wednesday, police said.
Colonel (retd) Narayan Bora (75) might have killed his 63-year-old wife Champa Bora before shooting himself with a rifle, said deputy commissioner of police Namrata Patil.
No suicide note was found at the spot, Mr Patil added.
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