Sullia: Man shoots himself dead with country gun


Daijiworld Media Network - Sullia (SP)

Sullia, Nov 23: In an incident which happened at Gaddemane in Kalmakaru village in the taluk near Subrahmanya on Tuesday November 22 evening, a man killed himself with a country made gun. The deceased was Nemichandra (37), son of Subbaiah Gowda from Gaddemane.

Nemichandra had visited the house of his maternal uncle, Somanna Gowda, who lives about two km away from the former's home, on Tuesday afternoon. During his visit to a room there, he found a rusted country gun hanging from the wall. He told his uncle that he would remove the rust by rubbing oil into the gun, and did so. He then requested his uncle for ammunition, and loaded the gun with it. He walked out to the house to the courtyard and pulled the trigger after holding the barrel against his head. Family members who rushed out at the sound of the gunshot found Nemichandra lying in a pool of blood.

The deceased has left behind wife, a son, and a daughter. No reasons could be attributed to this sudden decision of Nemichandra to end his life. There is suspicion that he would have taken this step in a state of mental instability.

On the basis of a complaint filed by Somanna Gowda, a case was registered in Subrahmanya police station about this incident. The body was brought to primary health centre at Subrahmanya and then taken to a hospital at Deralakatte Mangaluru for postmortem.

 

  

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