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Bareilly: The family has cremated the body of Gurmej Singh, the farmer who was injured during the firing by Nepalese police on March 4 and died during the treatment on April 4, in Bhoomi Dhan village along the Indo-Nepal border in Hazara area of Pilibhit under heavy police security.
The bereaved family claimed that their son was innocent and demanded justice. According to former village head Ranjeet Singh, the families of both persons killed in the firing are extremely poor and urged the administration to look into the matter seriously.
Nepalese police had reportedly resorted to indiscriminate firing at four persons “illegally” crossing the border. One of them, Govinda Singh, had died on the spot while Gurmej was fatally injured and died during the treatment at a hospital in Lucknow.
Gurmej Singh, 30, is the second person to die; no FIRs have been filed in both the border deaths
BAREILLY: Gurmej Singh, 30, a resident of Bhoomi Dhan village along the Indo-Nepal border in UP’s Pilibhit, who was injured during firing by Nepalese police on March 4 and was shifted to King George’s Medical University in Lucknow in a critical state, succumbed on Sunday night. Nepalese police had reportedly resorted to indiscriminate firing on four persons who were “illegally” crossing the border. One of them, Govinda Singh, had died on the spot. UP Police had refused to file an FIR on the complaint that Nepalese police opened fire when the farmers were sowing sugarcane in their fields “near the no man’s land”.