Mission News: Nepali man dies in Indian SSB gunfire

A 30-year-old Nepali man was killed when the Indian Seema Suraksha Bal (SSB) opened fire Thursday morning taking after a disagreement regarding a duct development in the midst of progressing strains at the fringe close Anandabazar. Police head of the far western district DIG Romendra Deuja affirmed the demise of Govinda Gautam of Punarbaas Municipality-8 in the episode. "In any case, the SSB man who opened fire is not distinguished yet," he said. As indicated by an onlooker, the thanedaar (SSB nearby unit boss) had opened fire. "The thanedaar took out his gun and shot four circumstances. What's more, it was the forward shot that hit Govinda," said Devendra Khadka, who is from the perished man's area. "The shot hit him in the midsection and he fallen immediately," Khadka included.