Going broke in cricket betting, Thane bizman shoots self

Thane: A 38-year-old clothes merchant shot himself dead after he allegedly lost money in cricket betting, police said today.   "Rohit Jayantilal Shah shot himself with his revolver at around 10 PM near a shop at Malhar Square. Preliminary investigations have revealed that he was depressed as he incurred heavy loss in cricket betting", said […]

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  • Published: Thursday, 14 February 2013
  • Last updated: 14 February 2013, 01:46 PM IST

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Thane: A 38-year-old clothes merchant shot himself dead after he allegedly lost money in cricket betting, police said today.
 
"Rohit Jayantilal Shah shot himself with his revolver at around 10 PM near a shop at Malhar Square. Preliminary investigations have revealed that he was depressed as he incurred heavy loss in cricket betting", said police sub-inspector G M Patil.
 
Naupada police have registered a case of accidental death and sent Shah's body for postmortem.
 
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